Snug Safety app analytics for January 10

**Now over 10,000,000 Check-ins and featured by AARP and Forbes** If you live alone and want the reassurance of someone checking in, Snug is for you. It's a free daily check-in service for people living alone. Every morning, Snug checks in on you at your selected time. When you check in by pressing the big green check mark, you will receive a quote of the day. Your emergency contacts can optionally be notified, at your and their discretion, that you have successfully checked in. If you don't check in by your selected daily time, a Snug dispatcher will call to check on you. If you still don't respond, your emergency contacts will be alerted and then emergency services will be called for a wellness check. If you have a fall or an emergency, you can use Snug to call your personal dispatcher (on dispatch plan). Snug is a way for anyone living alone to feel peace of mind. Think of it like a modern Medical Alert or Life Alert that is designed to be friendly, positive, and proactive. Snug is popular with people who have medical concerns including diabetics, heart disease, stroke history, or epilepsy. A lot of people use it in combination with medication or pill reminders. It's also popular with seniors living independently and pet owners. PLANS Snug has a free plan where emergency contacts are alerted if someone doesn't check in at their regular time. There is also a dispatch plan, either $9.99/month or $99/year, where a personal dispatcher will call if someone misses their check in. If necessary, the dispatcher will coordinate a wellness check to the last known location. You can call your dispatcher for help any time of the day if you have an emergency. Disclaimer: Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life. Snug Privacy Policy & Terms of Service: https://www.snugsafe.com/privacy-policy Life Alert is a registered trademark of Life Alert Emergency Response incorporated