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Loneliness, isolation and youth mental health is a "defining public health crisis of our time," with impacts compariable to that of smoking and obesity. US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy
Every Stage Of Life Needs Lowkey Support

College
Students
​Lowkey empowers me to be me and get the support from the people I trust. This isn't Life360.
Living alone for the first time, is a big change. Sometimes skipping meals, pulling away from friends is part of the process.  Lowkey notices shifts and gives you—or your people—a heads up before its too much. You don't have to go it alone.

Sandwich Generation
​Lowkey helps all of us maintain healthy boundaries and love for each other.
Juggling work, kids’, shifting schedules, and aging parents is a lot. Lowkey empowers family members to manage their well-being and let's others know when they want a hand, so you can stop hovering and step in when wanted.

Aging
Population
​​​It feels good knowing my daughter would know if I became ill even if I didn’t call.
Independent by design, but even the most self-sufficient benefit from quiet backup. Lowkey makes sure someone notices if things feel off—so you don’t become a headline like Gene Hackman.​

Postpartum
Some days felt like too much—my friends showed up when I didn't have the words to explain.
You're healing, adjusting, and figuring out life with a baby. Lowkey keeps quiet watch—alerting you or someone you trust if you’re showing signs of slipping, so you don’t have to carry it all alone.

Military
​​Lowkey helps us combat PTSD and suicide by raising the alarm before the worst strikes.
You've never went anywhere without your buddy in the miltary Now Lowkey helps keep your band of brothers close—quietly watching for signs of strain after combat and during reintegration.
Support, protection, and connection don’t look the same for everyone. That’s why we created Lowkey—a quiet, behind-the-scenes mobile app that watches for subtle signs of decline. When something’s off, it alerts the user first—then a trusted care circle—so small changes don’t turn into serious problems.
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How will you use Lowkey Protection?
The Power of the Care Circle
Being Human is Hard
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That’s why we created the Lowkey Care Circle—your personal safety net. Whether it’s your band of brothers, your spirit squad, or your ride-or-die crew, these are the people you choose to have your back when life gets overwhelming.
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Lowkey is part of the 21st-century first aid kit—because not all emergencies are visible. Our privacy-first app watches for subtle shifts like extended isolation, disrupted sleep, or pulling away—and quietly sends a nudge to you or someone in your circle if something feels off.
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It’s discreet, meaningful support when you need it most. So you can step in early, long before a simple situation becomes an emergency.
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For all the people in your life.
For all the changes in yours.
This is proactive care, not crisis response.
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Stay connected. Stay protected. Stay Lowkey.
As Harvard's 85-Year Study on happiness confirms: “The quality of our relationships has a powerful impact on our health and happiness.” Lowkey turns that into real-time support with our Care Circle. Read about Care Circles.
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Why I Designed Lowkey Protection
Respectful Proactive Support
After years of advocating for my son’s health, the medical system only responded when he attempted to take his life. We spent six months in residential treatment, paid $250,000 out of pocket, and returned home with one piece of advice: Don’t ask if he’s okay—it might make him think he’s not. Oh, and he knows how to call 911. That wasn’t support. That was survival mode. I didn’t want a crisis protocol. I wanted an early warning. I wanted to know when something was off before it became an emergency. I wanted a system that helped me stay connected, no matter how far apart we were. That’s why I built Lowkey—so no one has to sit in gut-wrenching uncertainty again, wondering if a loved one is slipping and not knowing how—or when—to step in. Jennifer Cunningham, Founder & CEO