SoloSafe
A safety companion built for solo healthcare and wellness practitioners who see clients in private offices or at clients' homes, with discreet check-ins, identity verification, and trusted-contact escalation.
solo therapists, in-home nurses, tutors, and wellness practitioners working alone with clients
- Pre-session ID and address verification with a one-tap client profile
- Discreet panic trigger on the lock screen that escalates to a 24/7 monitoring contact
- Automatic missed-check-in alerts to a designated trusted contact after a configurable timeout
- Optional session logs and end-of-visit confirmations that double as light documentation
Solo and home-visit practices have grown sharply since 2020, but the safety stack for these workers still amounts to personal texts and a phone in the pocket.
Lone-worker/home-healthcare safety is an established B2B market (SafetyLine, SolusGuard, CheckMate 'Safe Alone' used by 900+ Canadian orgs), but the cited Google Trends source ('brooke hanlon') is a name, not a market signal — demand for this specific solo-practitioner niche is plausible but not separately evidenced.Home Healthcare Lone Worker Safety Solution | SafetyLine ↗6 Best Lone Worker Check-In Apps of 2026 - SafetyCulture ↗
Crowded with B2B-focused competitors already serving homecare/field workers (SafetyLine, SolusGuard, Aware360 SafetyAware, CheckMate Safe Alone, OK Alone), and the brand 'SoloSafe' is already used by 2-3 existing apps for solo travelers — direct naming collision limits differentiation.SolusGuard Safety Devices, Alert Software & Lone Worker Monitoring ↗Safe Alone App | Lone Worker Safety | CheckMate ↗
B2B lone-worker apps monetize via per-seat monthly fees, but SolusGuard hides pricing behind a sales call and the target users here are self-employed practitioners paying out-of-pocket, which historically caps WTP for personal-safety subscriptions.Pricing - solusguard.com ↗Remote Worker Safety Monitoring: SafetyAware Lone Worker App ↗
Home-visit and solo-practice healthcare/wellness is structurally growing (aging-in-place care, independent therapists, post-COVID shift away from hospitals), supported by ongoing coverage of lone-worker risk in occupational-safety press.On their own, but not alone | Canadian Occupational Safety ↗
Check-in timers, GPS, panic alerts, and trusted-contact escalation are all off-the-shelf mobile features (SafetyCulture lists 6 such apps), making build straightforward — but the 'SoloSafe' trademark is already taken in app stores, creating real go-to-market friction.SoloSafe: Personal Safety App - Apps on Google Play ↗