Overview
- Built by three Gen‑Z developers in Zhengzhou, the app launched in May 2025 on a shoestring budget of about 1,000 yuan.
- For 8 yuan, users set an emergency contact and complete regular check-ins; if consecutive check-ins are missed, the app emails the contact.
- The developers say they are weighing a name change following criticism and are exploring SMS alerts, an elderly-focused version, and potential fitness-band links.
- The team has discussed selling 10% of the company for 1 million yuan as investor interest grows.
- Listed overseas as Demumu, the app is charting among top paid apps in markets including the United States, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, and Spain.