Your Mac notices when you’re around.
Normal activity quietly refreshes your check-in. There is nothing to remember every day and nothing about your work is captured.
A quiet safety net for macOS
If Quiet notices extended inactivity, keeps a remote deadline, and sends a personal message to each person you choose—without watching what you do.
No account. No activity log. No subscription announced.
Quietly dependable
If Quiet asks macOS only how long the computer has been idle. It never records keys, clicks, apps, documents, or screen contents.
Normal activity quietly refreshes your check-in. There is nothing to remember every day and nothing about your work is captured.
A minimal remote service holds the last confirmed deadline, so closing, losing, or damaging the Mac cannot silently stop the countdown.
Write one message for family and different messages for employers or customers. Test each address, or disable it without deleting anything.
Set it once
Decide how long your Mac can go unused before the deadline is reached.
Give every recipient their own email address, subject, and private plain-text message.
Confirm each route through the same delivery service before you depend on it.
Recent activity advances the remote deadline. Pause whenever monitoring is not appropriate.
Private by design
A dead man’s switch should not become a surveillance product. If Quiet collects only what is needed to keep the deadline and deliver the messages you write.
Read the privacy policy“I’m still here” should be effortless—until saying it matters.
If Quiet is a backup plan, not an emergency service or a substitute for human check-ins.
Built by Concept Cache for macOS. Coming soon to the Mac App Store.