The shift's long. The check-in is one tap.
Manual one-tap updates between a worker and their team.
2:17am. Fluorescent hum, empty corridor, radio crackling somewhere two floors down. You've done the rounds and the building is exactly as quiet as it should be.
You tap All good. A Ping lands in the shared room with your name and a timestamp. No extra status message to type.
Round after round, the manual check-ins stack up in the room. The whole night is readable at a glance.
4 buttons. A whole language.
Each Ping has its own label, sound, and haptic. This is the four-button setup the template creates. Delivery follows each member’s device, connectivity, and notification settings.
- 01
Manual Arrived, All good, Need help, and Heading home updates.
- 02
Distinct sounds help room members tell routine updates apart.
- 03
Every check-in lands in one room with a name and a time, so handover reads itself.
- 04
Not a lone-worker monitoring system or a replacement for emergency procedures.
Make the long shift quieter. Make every check-in count.
Your version starts the moment you make the room. 30 seconds, free, no card.
