Just In Case Note

What would you want your family to know if you suddenly couldn't tell them? Account passwords. Insurance details. A message you never got around to saying. JustInCaseNote holds these notes privately and delivers them to the people you choose — but only if you go silent. HOW IT WORKS Write a note and choose your recipients. Set a delivery window — days, weeks, or months. Check in with a single tap to keep your notes held. If you stop checking in and the timer runs out, your notes are delivered automatically by email. That's it. No complex setup. No legal process. END-TO-END ENCRYPTION For sensitive content like passwords or financial details, encrypt your notes with a passphrase. Your notes are encrypted on your device before they ever reach our servers — we can never read them. Only someone who knows the passphrase can unlock the note. WHY PEOPLE USE IT - Parents storing household info and account access for a partner - Solo travelers leaving safety notes and instructions while abroad - Business owners documenting critical knowledge for a co-founder - Anyone who wants a digital safety net for the things left unsaid REMINDERS THAT HAVE YOUR BACK We'll never send your notes without warning you first. You'll get daily reminders, hourly alerts as a deadline gets close, and a final check 30 minutes before delivery — via push, email, or SMS. PLANS Free — 1 active note with push and email reminders Advanced — Unlimited notes, SMS reminders, and end-to-end note encryption SUBSCRIPTION TERMS Advanced is offered as a monthly or yearly auto-renewing subscription. Payment is charged to your Apple ID at purchase confirmation. Subscriptions auto-renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel anytime in Settings > [your Apple ID] > Subscriptions. Privacy Policy: https://justincasenote.com/privacy Terms of Use (EULA): https://justincasenote.com/terms JustInCaseNote is not a legal will, emergency service, or medical advice. It's a simple safety net for the messages you hope are never needed. Some words are too important to leave unsaid.