PulseGuard
Stay connected. Stay protected.
With PulseGuard they tap once a day to say they're okay. If a day goes by without a word, we remind them first, then let you know so you can check on them.
Ask them from the app. Nothing starts until they agree.
Free to start. On Android, use it in your browser today. Google Play is coming soon.
Not a siren. A calm email that says exactly what we know, and asks you to do one thing.
Hello Sarah,
Margaret has not checked in on PulseGuard.
They last checked in on Sunday 27 September at 8:12 AM.
You are in their Care Circle, so we are letting you know. Please get in touch with them if you can.
Open PulseGuard to mark them safe
This does not mean something is wrong. It means they stopped confirming they were fine, and nobody has heard from them since.
No phone call at nine every morning just to be sure. Nothing to learn, either.
Open the app and press one button. That is the whole thing.
Invite the people you trust to your Care Circle. They can see whether you have checked in.
Miss your check-in and we remind you first. If we still hear nothing, we email your Care Circle so someone can check on you.
Write down the things your family would need to know, and could not ask you later.
The Legacy Vault is not a will, and PulseGuard never holds or manages money or property. It delivers what you wrote to the person you named.
Built for the person checking in, and for the family who wants to know.
Large text, big buttons, three screens and no more. Often set up by a son or daughter.
Living solo, working away or travelling. Someone will notice if a day goes by.
Your Care Circle is told by email. They can open PulseGuard in any browser, so there is nothing to install.
We would rather you know this before you rely on it.
Not an emergency service. We do not call the police or an ambulance. We send messages to the people you chose, and it is then for them to act. If you are in danger, contact the emergency services directly.
Nobody is watching a screen. Alerts are produced by software on a schedule. There is no monitoring centre and no person on duty.
Not a medical device. PulseGuard does not detect falls, monitor your health or give medical advice. A missed check-in means only that a button was not pressed.
Not a will. Writing your wishes in the vault does not make them legally binding on anyone.
We remind you first, so a busy morning does not alarm anyone. If we still hear nothing from you, the people in your Care Circle get an email asking them to check on you.
No. Your Care Circle is told by email, and can open PulseGuard in any web browser.
That is a supported way to use PulseGuard. Instead of a daily press, the app can notice if your account falls silent for a stretch you choose. Simply opening the app counts.
Only you, while you are using your account. A note is released to the person you named only after a long silence, our attempts to reach you, and a review by a person at PulseGuard.
PulseGuard is free to start. Paid plans add more, and the current prices are shown in the app.
A few minutes to set up, and one tap a day after that.