Findable, on your terms.
Share your live location with people you trust, and let it end itself. Free on every plan, for good.
Help that only reaches the right people.
- Hold three seconds, or tap three or four times
- Each contact gets only what you chose: location, trail, audio, photos, battery, message
- Ends with your passcode; a duress passcode looks like it ended
- Evidence goes to your Cloud, encrypted, and is deleted after seven days by default
- Works from the app, a widget, Apple Watch and Android watches
- Never from the web
Emergency services: you set up how they are reached; LMN8 alerts the people you chose.
- Locationshared
- Trailshared
- Audioshared
- Photosshared
- Batteryshared
- Messageshared
- 21:04Marked stolen from your laptop
- 21:04Location and trail recording
- 21:17Wrong passcode · front-camera photo · alert sent to you
If a phone is taken.
From another device or the web, mark it stolen. Location and trail are recorded, and a failed passcode takes a front-camera photo and alerts you.
Then lock it, sign it out or run a Remote Zero, from wherever you are.
Phones don’t let apps start the camera remotely in the background; capture happens when someone fails the passcode.
See what’s lying around, before someone else does.
Footprint looks through the folders you choose for IDs, bank papers, contracts, health records, passwords and located photos, on your device, and shows which are unprotected.
- Only where you point it
- Lock it in a vault or Zero it from the result
- Across your devices as encrypted counts, never file lists
- passport-scan.pdfExposed
- holiday-plan.docx
- bank-statement-may.pdfExposed
- old-passwords.txtExposed
The detail, in plain words.
How SOS updates are encrypted, how long they last, and where Footprint runs.
Each update is encrypted on your phone for your chosen contacts’ devices and expires on the server within minutes. Everything about an SOS is deleted 24 hours after it ends, unless you keep evidence. ML-KEM-1024 and AES-256-GCM, signed with ML-DSA-87.
The scan runs on your device. Only an encrypted summary of counts travels, and only to your own devices.
No, never. SOS is free on every plan, for good.
Only the contacts you chose, and only what you chose for each of them. Updates are encrypted on your phone so only their devices can open them; we relay them and can’t open them.
Updates are small, and sharing ends by itself, so it isn’t left running.
We relay encrypted updates and can see that an SOS is live and which devices take part. We can’t open it, so we can’t see where you are or what you sent.