
Fishing off the grid? Set your trip and return time, so if you do not check in, FriendsFindMe alerts the people you trust to come and find you.
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Fishing off the grid? Set your trip and return time, so if you do not check in, FriendsFindMe alerts the people you trust to come and find you.
If you fish with your family you need to look after them.
The first rule of remote first aid is to let someone know where you are going.
Use this app to input your trip details so if something goes wrong, help will be on the way.
No one wants their kids to suffer unnecessarily. If it can get help to your kids a few hours earlier it is worth it.
Life is all about having adventures so get out there and let someone know where you are and if things don't go as you expect. It is only going to happen rarely, when it does it's important that you have done this to look after your family.
Be honest - how often do you tell someone where you are going and when you are expected back. Almost never, I bet. And that is fine 99% of the time.
It's the 0.01% of the time when something happens - people need to know where you are. This is a system so the people you trust can come and find you or alert emergency services to find you if you are in real trouble.
If you get back it time hit "I'm safe", no sms will be sent.
If you don't get back in time:
Look after the people who love you by looking after yourself.


I bet you rarely tell other people where you are going or when you are expected back. Almost never, I bet. And that is fine most of the time. What happens if something happens to all of you?
It's the rare event when something happens - people need to know where you are. This is a system so the people you trust can come and find you or alert emergency services to find you if you are in real trouble.

This is an app that let's you be free to take risks, to have the freedom to hike by yourself to feel that joy.
This means that you won't have to worry about cutting off your your own hand like in the 127 hours movie.
Or drink your own wee like Ed Rosenthal and many other hikers.
Or be trapped with a broken hip like Claire Nelson was rescued from Joshua Tree National Park.
And that your parents, friends and family who love you get you back after you look after your soul by getting out there.
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