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 monthly contract. One tap a day tells you he's okay — and if he misses it, you'll know.
Free forever · 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. 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
You and his chosen contacts get a quiet “all good” — no news to chase.
If he misses it, you're told
Miss the window and we send a gentle reminder, 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; 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, one tap a day, set up in minutes.