Who would you call?
Keep a few important numbers available even when your contacts app is gone.
Phone unavailable. Plan available.
ContinuKey is being built to give you limited access to the people and details you choose, from another browser, when your phone is out of reach.
Interactive preview only. No account or real emergency access is available yet.
The moment that matters
Keep a few important numbers available even when your contacts app is gone.
Find a home, hotel, or meeting address without your usual maps history.
Keep selected travel and insurance references close at hand.
Get calm, practical guidance for a lost or stolen device.
The idea
Choose a small set of information in advance. The planned recovery flow uses a printed card and a separate passphrase to grant temporary, read-only access.
Select important contacts and a few text details. Keep the collection deliberately small.
Print independent cards and remember an emergency passphrase. Store them separately.
In a real emergency, the planned flow would open a short-lived session with read-only information.
Different situations. One preparation.
Find a number or address when your phone cannot turn on.
Reach your people and find the steps to locate or lock your device.
Get selected information without unlocking your entire account on a borrowed device.
A clear boundary
The planned first version excludes bank credentials, OTPs, identity document scans, full phone backups, and a password vault.
Good to know
No. This is a development preview. The interactive demo uses fictional data and does not create an account or recovery session.
The planned flow is designed to work from another browser with a printed recovery card and a memorized passphrase. It still needs to be built and tested end to end.
The design limits emergency access to selected read-only information. Account changes will require normal authentication.
See it in context
Walk through a phone emergency using fictional information.