For many people, living alone is a choice they value.
It represents freedom. Confidence. Independence. It means waking up in your own home, making your own decisions, following your own routine and living life on your own terms.
But for many people who live alone — and for the families who care about them — there can also be a quiet concern: What happens if something goes wrong and nobody knows? The answer shouldn’t have to be giving up independence. It should be finding smarter ways to support it.
Independence and safety can exist together
Traditional safety solutions have often focused on emergencies: alarms, pendants, buttons and devices designed to be worn or activated when something happens.
These solutions are valuable for many people, but they are not right for everyone. Many people living independently don’t want to feel monitored, managed or reminded that they need help. They want to continue living their life. They want their privacy. They want their independence.
And they want reassurance that someone will notice if something isn’t right.
This is where a simple daily check-in can make a difference.
Support when it’s needed — not when it isn’t
Solo Alert was created around a simple idea: Your independence should be protected, not replaced.
Instead of constant monitoring, Solo Alert works quietly in the background. You choose when you want to check in — perhaps with your morning coffee, after taking medication, or at the end of the day.
When you check in, everything continues as normal. No alerts. No interruptions. No one checking up on you. It’s ONLY if a check-in is missed, your trusted safety circle is notified so they can make contact. They only hear from us when we don’t hear from you
No tracking. No wearables. No loss of control.
One of the biggest concerns people have about safety technology is feeling like they are losing control.
Will someone always be watching? Will someone know where I am? Will I have to wear a device?
Solo Alert was designed differently.
There is:
No wearable device
No location tracking
No constant monitoring
No complicated equipment
Just a simple check-in through the phone you already use.
A new way to think about independent living
Ageing independently, living with disability, recovering from illness, or simply choosing to live alone are all part of modern life.
Independence looks different for everyone.
But one thing remains the same: People want to feel capable, respected and in control. Families and friends want reassurance that someone will notice if something changes. These two needs can exist together.
Fiercely independent. Perfectly safe.
Being independent doesn’t mean doing everything alone. It means having the freedom to live life your way — with the confidence that support is there if you need it.
Solo Alert helps make that possible. Your independence, protected. Every single day.
A safety net, not a leash.
👉 60 day free trial
👉 Only $49 per year, or $4.49 per month — that’s less than $1 a week
👉 Find out more here: https://solo-alert.com
👉 Download from the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/au/app/solo-alert/id6747101888
👉 Android is coming soon — join the waitlist here: https://solo-alert.com/waitlist
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