Ok Alone
Affordable lone worker safety app
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At a Glance
Mining · 1-50
Most affordable lone worker solution
Basic feature set
$8/user/month
Overview
Ok Alone provides a simple, affordable lone worker monitoring app with satellite check-in capability for workers in remote areas without cellular coverage.
Verified Listing
Reviewed by The QHSE Standard · Jul 2026
Fits 1-50 · 201-1000 · 51-200
Company size coverage
6+ Industries
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In-Depth Analysis
Ok Alone distinguishes itself in the lone worker market through its simplicity, affordability, and satellite connectivity option. The app-based solution provides automated check-in reminders, GPS tracking, man-down detection, and panic alerts at a fraction of the cost of traditional lone worker systems. What sets Ok Alone apart is its satellite check-in capability — workers in areas without cellular coverage (remote mining sites, forestry, offshore platforms, wilderness) can check in via satellite, ensuring protection even in the most remote locations. The system works through automated check-in prompts at configurable intervals; if a worker fails to respond, alerts escalate to designated contacts with the worker's last known GPS location. Ok Alone's dashboard provides real-time monitoring of all active lone workers, and the platform generates compliance reports showing check-in history and alert responses. The system supports integration with existing safety management software through API connections. Ok Alone serves clients across Canada, USA, UK, and Australia, particularly in mining, forestry, utilities, and agriculture where remote work is common.
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Pricing
$8/user/month
Model: Subscription
Simple per-user monthly pricing with no contracts
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- Most affordable lone worker solution
- Satellite connectivity option
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Pricing
Model: Subscription
Starting at: $8/user/month
Simple per-user monthly pricing with no contracts
Supported Processes
Industries
Company Size
1-50, 201-1000, 51-200 employees
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