Operational continuity

If you're ever unreachable, your clients aren't stranded.

You run the whole thing alone — and you hold other people's keys. Proceedly is a quiet check-in. Miss it, and a person you trust, never a timer, confirms before your handoff plan reaches the people who depend on you. It holds your instructions, never your passwords.

It's a working demo — no signup.

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NEXT CHECK-IN
2026-07-03
CONFIRMER
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Confirm you're reachable

Vanish for three weeks — a hospital stay, burnout, a lost phone abroad — and who keeps your clients running? Most tools only act after a death certificate or months of silence. That's the wrong trigger.

How it works

Three steps. The whole design is built to never misfire.

  1. 01

    Check in

    A ping on your schedule — every 7, 14, or 30 days. One tap: you're reachable. Nothing else happens.

  2. 02

    Miss it? We escalate gently

    In-app, then email, then SMS, then your backup contact. Grace periods and one-tap vacation mode mean a holiday never sets it off.

  3. 03

    A human confirms

    Only a person you named can approve a release. Then your clients are notified and your encrypted plan reaches your trusted person.

A heartbeat, not a tripwire

Misfire-resistance is the whole point

A false alarm — leaking your plan and worrying your clients for nothing — is the worst thing a continuity tool can do. So Proceedly is built to be hard to trip: escalating reminders across a grace window you set, and one-tap pause when you're off-grid.

A human gate, never a timer

Time alone never releases anything

When your grace window passes, your account only moves to pending — and a confirmer you named is asked to verify you're unreachable. Nothing sensitive moves until a person says so. Checking in yourself cancels it instantly.

Ciphertext, never your keys

We hold your plan locked — and never your passwords

Your handoff plan is encrypted in your browser before it's ever stored, with a passphrase we never see. Proceedly holds instructions and where your keys live — never the keys themselves. You stay pointed at your own password manager's emergency access.

Built to be boring

This is insurance. It should look like infrastructure that will still be running in ten years — not a startup that might vanish next year.

See exactly what happens if you go quiet.

The demo lets you fast-forward the clock and watch the whole sequence — escalation, the human gate, the handoff — in under a minute.