Your family, on one screen.
Who's where, who's okay, who needs help. The household brings your people together — kids, grandparents, trusted neighbors — and everyone sees what matters at a glance.
- Simple statuses — "safe," "on the way," "need help." No news feed.
- Location shared only among household members, never anywhere else.
- Battery visible — you know whether Léna's phone will make it through the night.
Decided one Sunday. Ready for good.
LASTLINE walks you through writing the plan just once: meeting points, everyone's role, emergency contacts. After that, it lives in every phone in the household — offline.
- Two meeting points, with routes on foot saved.
- One role per person — no confusion when every minute counts.
- Guided rehearsal — a 20-minute family drill, twice a year.
Take a photo. It's inventoried.
Point the camera at your cupboard: the scanner recognizes products, quantities and expiration dates. LASTLINE calculates your real autonomy and warns you before something runs out.
- Offline recognition — the AI runs in the phone.
- Autonomy calculated — "6 days of water, 9 days of food, for 4 people."
- Smart reminders — rotate stock before it expires, no waste.
The vault that doesn't burn.
Passports, prescriptions, deeds, insurance — scanned, encrypted, stored in the phone. Exportable as an emergency PDF to print or share.
Check once. Sleep better.
72-hour bag, car kit, school kit for the kids. Ready-made lists, tailored to your household, that remind you when it's time to check the batteries.
The information before the panic.
Weather warnings, announced outages, official instructions: LASTLINE filters what concerns your area and your people, and says it plainly. No noise, no needless anxiety.
- Official sources — weather agencies, authorities, operators.
- Filtered for your home — your neighborhood, Léna's school, Grandpa's street.
- Advice attached — each alert arrives with the action to take.
A calm answer, even with no network.
An on-device guide that answers your questions — first aid, water, outages — with short, safe instructions. The AI lives in the phone: it works at the bottom of a cellar.
One gesture. The whole household warned.
Hold for three seconds: location, battery and a message go out to everyone close to you — over the network if there is one, over mesh if not. The phone can become a beacon: Morse flashlight, siren, flashing screen.
The feature that holds all the others.
Everything you've just seen works without a network, without a server, without a subscription. And thanks to the mesh, your messages travel from phone to phone when nothing else gets through.