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Caregiver emergency lock screen

Emergency Contact Lock Screen: Alzheimer's & Memory Care

Create a large-text lock screen wallpaper with an emergency contact, home address, and key medical notes for a loved one living with Alzheimer's, dementia, or memory loss.

If lost, call Sarah: (555) 012-3456
Home: 42 Maple Street, Springfield
Allergic to penicillin
Takes heart medication at 8 AM / 8 PM

Best for

Made for caregivers of parents, grandparents, or partners with Alzheimer's or dementia, who need critical information visible on the phone even when its owner cannot recall it.

Example lock screen content

If lost, call Sarah: (555) 012-3456
Home: 42 Maple Street, Springfield
Allergic to penicillin
Takes heart medication at 8 AM / 8 PM

How it works

Write

Start from the example tasks or replace them with your own.

Generate

Render a clean HD wallpaper made for a phone lock screen.

Set

Scan the QR code, save the image, and set it as your lock screen.

FAQ

Is it safe to put an emergency contact on a lock screen?

Lock screen content is visible to anyone holding the phone, so include only what a helper needs: a contact name and number, a street-level address, and critical medical notes. Avoid ID numbers, financial details, or full medical records.

How do I set this up on my parent's phone?

Generate the wallpaper on your own device, transfer the image to their phone, then set it as the lock screen in system settings. The large-text template keeps every line readable without unlocking.

What if the contact information changes?

Regenerate the wallpaper with the updated details and set it again. It takes about a minute, and there is no account or app required on your loved one's phone.