Every product I build depends on access only I hold — domains, deploy keys, client accounts. It struck me that if I went unreachable for even a couple of weeks (hospital, lost phone abroad, plain burnout), the people relying on me would be stranded with no safe way in. The tools I found only act after a death certificate or months of silence — the wrong trigger for the most likely emergency.
So I built Proceedly: a simple check-in you control. Miss it past a grace window and a person you trust confirms before anything moves — or, on a paid plan, it releases automatically. It then notifies the people who depend on you and hands your trusted contact an encrypted plan. It stores your instructions, never your passwords.
Would genuinely love feedback — especially where it feels over- or under-built. What would you want it to do?
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Hey 👋 I'm the founder of Proceedly.
Every product I build depends on access only I hold — domains, deploy keys, client accounts. It struck me that if I went unreachable for even a couple of weeks (hospital, lost phone abroad, plain burnout), the people relying on me would be stranded with no safe way in. The tools I found only act after a death certificate or months of silence — the wrong trigger for the most likely emergency.
So I built Proceedly: a simple check-in you control. Miss it past a grace window and a person you trust confirms before anything moves — or, on a paid plan, it releases automatically. It then notifies the people who depend on you and hands your trusted contact an encrypted plan. It stores your instructions, never your passwords.
Would genuinely love feedback — especially where it feels over- or under-built. What would you want it to do?