Find Me Alive® FAQs and Safety Policy

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1. What is Find Me Alive?

• Find Me Alive is a safety-awareness and self-protection service that lets you record or leave a message when meeting someone new or traveling to an unfamiliar location.

• Your message becomes a secure record—kept for 30 days—that can be accessed by law enforcement or trusted contacts if you go missing or are in danger.

 

2. When should I leave a Find Me Alive message?

• Before meeting a person you do not know.

• Before or during travel to a new or unfamiliar location.

• Whenever you feel uncertain or unsafe.

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3. What should I do in an emergency?

• If you are in immediate danger, call 911 (or your local emergency number) right away.

• If unable to remain on the line with operator, provide your full name and state "I am with FindMeAlive.org". 

• Find Me Alive is not an emergency-response service. It is designed to record and store critical information that can help rescuers locate you.

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4. What kinds of messages are allowed?

• Messages must focus on personal safety, travel, or meeting-situation awareness.

• Messages that are unrelated or violate safety guidelines may be blocked to protect users and preserve system integrity.

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5. What safety questions can I be asked?

• You may be asked:

  • Are you in immediate danger right now?

  • Is anyone near you threatening to harm you?

  • Do you feel safe where you are?

  • Has someone hurt you or tried to hurt you?

  • Are you being followed or held against your will?

  • Do you need police, fire, or medical help right now?

  • Can you safely speak, or should you answer yes or no only?

  • Is there a weapon or dangerous object involved?

  • Are there children or others in danger with you?

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6. What is my PIN number for?

• Every Survivor (registered member) receives a five-digit PIN.

• That number activates and authorizes your recorded call, ensuring messages are verified and traceable only to you.

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7. Is there a Survivor Compensation & Referral Program?

• As a Survivor (registered member), any business account you secure entitles you to 30 percent of that account’s yearly revenue (if all project milestones are met).

• You also earn a $100 referral fee for each new Survivor you help register and verify.

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8. What are my personal safety steps if I feel in danger?

• Find Me Alive teaches ten field-tested survival techniques:

  • Stay loud and attract attention (“I don’t know you!”).

  • Run toward people or lighted areas.

  • Drop belongings to leave a visible trail.

  • Use code words with friends or family.

  • Trust your instincts early.

  • Fight back smart—target eyes, nose, throat, groin.

  • Use your phone’s SOS or quick-record feature.

  • Create a digital breadcrumb trail (texts or voicemails).

  • Disrupt vehicle abductions—open door, hit horn, drop items.

  • Leave a pre-trip survival message with name, location, attire, and contact.

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9. How do I leave a life-saving message?

• Record or text one of these examples:

• “This is [Name]. It’s [Time/Date]. I’m at [Location]. I’m meeting [Description]. Vehicle [Details]. I’m wearing [Clothing]. If you hear this, call 911. My contact is [Name/Number]. Please find me alive.”

 

​10. How can I learn more?

• Contact the Corporate Office at news@findmealive.org for training, membership, or licensing information.