Viktor Stevanovic

@sarahhall Thanks Sarah! The demo's live and needs no login if you want to kick the tires — there's a time-travel control to watch a missed check-in play out. Would love to hear what you think.

@jvblack Thank you — you nailed the two things I care most about: never storing sensitive credentials, and only releasing when a handoff is genuinely needed. Appreciate you taking the time to really get it.

@tanyeewee11 Thanks — the false-negative case (you're fine, just off-signal) is the thing I obsessed over, because this is only useful if it doesn't cry wolf. Three layers handle it: escalating reminders across the grace window (in-app, email, Telegram — not one silent switch), a one-tap "going off-grid" pause you hit before you travel, and the human-confirmer gate as the backstop — someone you named has to verify you're actually unreachable before anything releases. Grace is configurable per account (not per-trigger yet). So a lost signal gets caught by the pause or the confirmer, never a false handoff.

@deepanshugarg35 Appreciate this — and yeah, that solo-founder gap is exactly why I built it. On cadence: you set your own check-in interval (a day up to a few weeks) and a separate grace window, both configurable. Today it's one schedule per account rather than different grace periods per priority — but that "shorter for business-critical, longer for personal" split is sharp, and exactly the kind of thing I want to get right. The live demo needs no login and has a time-travel control to watch a missed check-in escalate — I'd genuinely value your read as a fellow solo founder.

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?