How to download the best alternative to the popular Sile Me app for Android phones
If you've seen posts on social media about an app called Sile Me, you're not alone. The app has gone viral in China and international media for a simple yet unsettling reason: to check if you're still alive. And no, it's not a joke or a scary app—quite the opposite.
The app, which originated in China under the name " Sile Me ," is designed for people living alone. Its operation is quite simple: you periodically indicate that you are okay, and if you don't for several days, the app automatically sends an alert to an emergency contact. In a country where millions live alone, the idea has been very well received, but it is not yet available for Android.
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The official iOS version is now available outside of China, albeit under a different name. It's known globally as Demumu , but it's the same app. If you'd like to download it, you can do so directly from the App Store using the download box at the end of this paragraph.
On the other hand, there is currently no official version of the Sile Me app for Android. The app has not been released on the Google Play Store, and there is still no official APK file or announcement of its development for Google's mobile operating system. If you see any purported versions online, we advise against downloading them (you can scan them for viruses).
Although there is no official version, there are apps with a very similar philosophy that you can download for free on your Android phone, most notably: Snug Safety
It's the closest alternative to the original concept. It allows you to make daily check-ins and sends a notification to your contact if you don't confirm that you're okay.
The Android system's built-in security app provides emergency detection and automatic notification options, although it is not designed exactly for the same use.