The problem
Millions of people live alone. If something happens, nobody may notice in time.
76 millionpeople in Europe live alone
38 millionpeople in the United States live alone
When someone living alone has an accident, falls ill, or cannot call for help, it can take days before anyone notices — or nobody notices at all.
Sources: Eurostat 2025 (EU single-adult households), U.S. Census Bureau 2024 (one-person households).
The solution
One check-in a day, so someone knows you are okay.
You add an emergency contact and tap the check-in button once a day. That signals you are alive and well. If the button is not pressed two days in a row, PULS notifies your emergency contact automatically.
How it works
01
Add your name and a contact
Enter your name and the email of someone who should know if you go silent.
Your name
Type your name here
Check-inAdd the emergency email here
Emergency contact email
02
Check in daily
Tap the button once a day to show that you are okay.
Alex
Check-inTap once a day
sam@email.com
03
They get notified
Miss two days in a row, and your emergency contact is informed automatically.
PULS
PULS
Please check on Alex – PULS alert
Alex has not checked in with the PULS app for the last two days.
Start your daily check-in.
No account. Everything stays on your device.