Father's Day · United Kingdom · Sunday 21 June 2026
Dad won't wear a pendant alarm. He'll tap a button.
No careline box, no wearable, no hardware. One tap a day tells you he's okay — and on Protect Me, if he misses it, you'll know.
Free to download · No hardware · No tracking
Reassurance that doesn't feel like surveillance
Most dads won't accept being watched. I'm Alive isn't a tracker — there's no GPS and no live location on the free plan. He simply taps “I'm okay” once a day. On Protect Me, if he doesn't, the people he trusts are told, so someone can check in. Privacy and peace of mind, at the same time.
How it works
Dad taps once a day
One tap confirms he's okay. Five seconds, on the phone he already owns.
You see he checked in
On Protect Me you can opt in to a quiet daily “all good” for his chosen contacts — otherwise no news is good news, and you only hear from us if he goes silent.
If he misses it, you're told
Miss the window and we send him a gentle reminder; on Protect Me we then alert his contacts so someone can check in.
Father's Day in United Kingdom — questions
Will I be tracking Dad's location?▼
No. I'm Alive has no GPS tracking and no live location on the free plan. Dad taps once a day to confirm he's okay; on Protect Me, if he misses it, you're alerted. It's a check-in, not a tracker.
When is Father's Day in the UK in 2026?▼
Sunday 21 June 2026. Setting up a daily check-in takes a couple of minutes and works on any smartphone — a gift Dad will actually use.
Does Dad need to buy or wear anything?▼
No. There's no pendant, no base unit and no monthly contract. I'm Alive is a free app — one tap a day on the phone he already owns.
Give Dad a check-in this Father's Day
Sunday 21 June 2026 · United Kingdom. Free to download, one tap a day, set up in minutes.