Messaging works when everything goes right. Arrive is for when it doesn't.
Arrive quietly checks in if you don’t arrive and lets someone know if something’s wrong.
No tracking. No constant sharing.
Most of the time, nothing happens.
Arrive exists for the time it does.
- You decide when Arrive is on and when it's not.
- Takes 10 seconds
- No spam
Why not just message someone?
- You might forget
- Your phone might die
- No one is actively checking
- Silence can go unnoticed
Arrive removes that gap.
Why not share location?
- Only on when you choose
- No tracking or constant sharing and control
- No one watching your movements
- Nothing happens unless you decide
Not tracking. Not nothing. Just enough.
How it works
Set when you expect to arrive
Arrive waits quietly
If you don't check in, your contact is notified
Nothing happens without you choosing it.
Most of the time, nothing happens.
Arrive exists for the time it does.
Used by early testers
across the UK
“It’s simple but makes me
feel better walking home”
Built for real moments
Walking home alone
Leaving a date
Heading out with the dog
Leaving the gym
Safety without surveillance
No location
tracking
No constant
sharing
No one watching
your movements
Just a simple check-in if something’s wrong.
Going home
Leaving now
Expected arrival
Will notify
6:30 PM
Mum
You want someone to know you're safe without the mental load
You mean to message when you arrive. But life happens. You forget. You get distracted. And then you worry what if something had actually happened?
"Did I message them?"
You arrived safe, but you can't remember if you sent that check-in message.
"I should let someone know..."
You know you should check in, but it feels like another thing to remember.
"What if something happens?"
If you didn't arrive, how long before someone would notice?
Simple, reliable, unobtrusive
1
Set when you expect to arrive
For a one-off trip or a regular routine. Home from work, meeting a friend, or travelling alone.
2
Confirm when you get there
At the expected time, Arrive asks if you arrived. Tap yes and nothing else happens.
3
If you don’t arrive, someone is notified
If you don’t respond, Arrive lets your chosen contact know. No noise unless it’s needed.
Who is Arrive for?
Anyone who wants peace of mind without constant check ins.
People living alone
Daily routines feel easier when you know someone would be notified if you didn’t arrive.
Independent travelers
Travel with confidence, without sharing your location.
Parents & families
Know someone would be alerted if a loved one didn’t arrive as expected.
Students & workers
Late classes, night shifts, or unpredictable hours, with quiet reassurance.
Organizations
A simple way to support lone or field workers without constant monitoring.
Anyone who's been asked
“Message me when you get there.” Arrive makes it automatic.
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discounted subscription at launch and early access
- Discounted subscription at launch
- Early access before public release
- Help shape Arrive as it launches
How is this different from sharing my location?
Arrive doesn’t track where you are. It only notices if you haven’t arrived when expected.
What happens if I'm just running late?
Arrive gives you time to confirm. Only if there’s no response does it notify your contact.
Who gets notified if something's wrong?
Only the contacts you choose for each journey. You’re in complete control of who gets notified and when. Different trips can have different contacts.
Do I need to remember to set it every time?
Not if you don’t want to. You can set up recurring check-ins for your regular routines like your daily commute home. Arrive will automatically expect you at the same time.
What does early access include?
Early access gives you priority access to Arrive when we launch, plus a significant discount on our paid plans. No payment is required now just register your interest.
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