OK Alone - Lone Worker App

OK Alone (Package Name: com.trustyox.okalone) is developed by Peoplesafe Personal Safety Ltd and the latest version of OK Alone - Lone Worker App 12.312 was updated on January 16, 2026. OK Alone - Lone Worker App is in the category of Tools. You can check all apps from the developer of OK Alone - Lone Worker App and find 15 alternative apps to OK Alone - Lone Worker App on Android. Currently this app is for free. This app can be downloaded on Android 5.0+ on APKFab or Google Play. All APK/XAPK files on APKFab.com are original and 100% safe with fast download.

OK Alone protects your lone workers. The lone worker app with man down offers a worker safety monitoring solution. OK Alone automatically reminds staff when they miss a check-in, monitors their location and enables your workers to tell OK Alone they are going into a high risk situation.
OK Alone is the perfect low-cost lone worker system to ensure workers complete each shift safely. The all-in-one safety monitoring solution is a simple safe worker app (that doesn’t require additional clunky hardware) that connects workers with a supervisor who monitors their health and well-being.
98% OF USERS SAY OK Alone DOES A GOOD JOB OF PROTECTING THEIR LONE WORKERS!
The OK Alone system for worker safety has a wide range of features designed to make staff working remotely feel safer. An automated countdown timer, as required by work alone legislation and the duty of care, will remind an employee to check in using either the smartphone app, sms or phone call. Other features like Man down detection and high-risk check ins give staff an increased sense of security. OK Alone’s smartphone app works in conjunction with a website and cloud-based dashboard that can be used on pc, laptop, tablet or any smartphone. The online dashboard will display a map with the worker's last known location if an alert is triggered.
FEATURES FOR LONE WORKERS
- Control check-in frequency - Adjust your worker's check-in frequency based on their risk.
- Easy to use Help / Panic Button - With a single button, instantly send for help in an emergency.
- High risk check-ins - Rapidly adapt to changing situations by shortening your next check-in time.
- What3words Integration - OK Alone has partnered with what3words to provide worker locations in their simple 3 word format
- Man Down Protection - As a man down app, if you stop moving and can't respond, OK Alone identifies the issue and triggers a man down alarm.
- Find your Workers - Know where your workers are in an emergency using the phone's GPS. Comes with battery saving modes.
- Start Shift Reminders - Ensure staff stay safe by reminding them to start the app each morning.
- Real time status reporting - The dashboard shows you the most recent status, location and contact details for all your workers.
- Handsfree Voice Commands - Use Google Assistant voice commands to check-in, send for help and more.
- Organize Workers into Groups - Split your workers by department, team or shift pattern and quickly update their settings all at once.
- Lone Worker Training – Our experienced team will guide you through the whole process of setting up and getting your company using OK Alone
4 REASONS TO CHOOSE OK Alone
- SIMPLICITY - The free smartphone app allows workers to check-in or request help from anywhere in the world with the tap of a finger. OK Alone's simple, clean design makes it quick to deploy and easy to support.
- ENGAGEMENT - OK Alone use Safety Awards, an engaging way to stay safe. Our lone worker system engages employers and employees to put safety at the heart of their workday.
- AFFORDABILITY - OK Alone have created a lower cost lone worker monitoring system that offers a high level of service. No long term contracts and pricing from $10 per worker/month.
- HANDSFREE - Driving or mid-task? OK Alone’s lone worker solution allows workers to update their status or request immediate assistance using their voice, not their hands.
Find out more and try the app now at https://www.okaloneworker.com/googleplay

OK Alone 12.312 Update

Rename the App Links feature to Safety Links