Emergency Safety Vault

Everything your people need, ready before they need it

An emergency has a terrible information problem: the person with all the answers is the one who can't answer. TapOkay is a check-in app with emergency info storage built in: a safety vault where entry codes, medical details, and pet info live in one secure record, with sensitive fields masked, ready for the trusted circle you connect.

The four things responders always wish they had

Ask any paramedic or the neighbor with the spare key: emergencies stall on missing details.

Home access

Door codes, the lockbox combination, which neighbor holds a key. Getting in without breaking in saves precious minutes and a door.

Medical details

Medications and doses, allergies, conditions, your doctor and pharmacy. The exact list paramedics ask for and family rarely knows cold.

Pet care instructions

Feeding schedule, meds, vet contact, temperament notes. Whoever shows up can take over as if briefed, because they were.

The trusted circle

An emergency contact list of caregivers, neighbors, and medical providers, connected through a QR invite so the right people are one notification away.

If the pet section is the reason you're here, there's a whole page on how solo pet owners use TapOkay as a safety net.

On screen

Sensitive fields stay masked: codes read as ••••.

When the alert comes

Your connected circle already has the safety record.

Emergency info storage that's already in the right hands

A document in a drawer requires someone to know it exists and where to look. The vault sits inside the same app your care circle already uses: when a missed check-in alert reaches them, the safety record is right there with it. No scavenger hunt at the worst possible moment.

  • Sensitive fields encrypted and masked in the interface
  • One structured record: address, codes, conditions, contacts, pet info
  • You can review and update entries anytime
  • Your circle connects by QR invite or secure email link

Ten quiet minutes now, hours saved in the worst hour

Filling in the vault is the least dramatic thing you'll do this week. You type in a door code, a kibble brand, a blood pressure medication. Then, for years, it simply sits there, while every version of the bad day gets meaningfully better. The daughter who flies in overnight doesn't ransack the house for a medication list. The neighbor doesn't stand helpless at a locked door. The dog eats dinner on time.

Adult children often fill the vault in together with a parent during setup; it's a natural part of getting started with a daily check-in. If that's your situation, the for-families page covers the whole arrangement, and the pricing page shows where the vault sits in each plan.

Write it down while it's easy

Download TapOkay, start the free daily check-in, and add the vault with Plus whenever you're ready.

Vault questions

Security, access, and what belongs inside.

What can I keep in the safety vault?
The details a family member or responder would need in your home without you: your home address, entry codes, key locations, alarm codes, doctors' numbers, allergies, medical conditions, and pet info. Everything lives in one structured record instead of scattered across drawers and memories.
Who can see my vault information?
The trusted circle you build: the caregivers, family members, and neighbors you connect through a QR invite or secure email link. Nobody outside that circle has access, and sensitive fields stay masked in the interface so they are not exposed to a glance at the screen.
How is the vault protected?
Sensitive fields are encrypted and masked in the UI, so a passing glance at an open phone reveals nothing. Your vault contents exist for one purpose, emergency readiness for your circle, and are never used for anything else.
Is it really safe to put my door code in an app?
Consider the alternative people actually use: door codes texted to relatives, taped inside mailboxes, or shouted to a neighbor. The vault keeps the code encrypted and masked, visible only to the specific people you chose. That's a much smaller exposure than the informal versions.
Which plan includes the vault?
The emergency safety vault comes with Plus ($6.99/mo) and Premium ($12.99/mo). The free plan covers the daily check-in, reminders, and brain games; the vault is part of the layer on top.