TrustNet - Share my location

They see that you're okay. Not where you are.

Every other safety app answers one question, continuously: where is this person right now? That's a window, and once a window exists, somebody looks through it. On an ordinary Tuesday afternoon, when nothing is happening.

TrustNet doesn't have a window.

WHAT YOUR CONTACTS SEE EVERY DAY
Your name, and one line: how recently your location updated. Not where you are. There is no map, because we never built one. At 2am your sister doesn't need to know which bar you're in. She needs to know your phone was alive four minutes ago.

WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU GO MISSING
Your phone quietly records a point when you meaningfully move. Those records are encrypted and stored away from your device, and only the most recent 3 days exist. A contact you named can request them. Their identity is verified by email, and you are notified that they asked. That is the only path to the places you have been, and every use of it leaves a record.

IF YOU CAN REACH YOUR PHONE
Open TrustNet and send an SOS. Your location goes straight to your contacts, in their app and by email. It does require opening the app. Every panic button has that limit and we would rather say so than pretend otherwise.

WHY IT IS BUILT THIS WAY
The people who need finding usually cannot press anything. Asleep, hurt, held, or simply not home yet. A protection that depends on you acting in the worst moment of your life is not much of a protection.

WHAT WE WILL NEVER DO
- Sell or share your location data
- Give your contacts a live map, or any way to check on you casually
- Release your records without a verified request from someone you named, and without telling you
- Keep your records beyond 3 days
- Use a real emergency in our marketing

And what we will not pretend: we do store your location. Regularly. That is the product. The promise is not that nothing is kept. It is that nobody gets to look.

Delete your account and every location record whenever you want.

By downloading this App you agree to Apple's standard Terms as described here:
• https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/