Who would you call?
Keep a few important numbers available even when your contacts app is gone.
Phone unavailable. Plan available.
Reach your emergency contacts and essential details from another browser using your printed recovery card and memorized passphrase.
Controlled Beta Sandbox: you can set up and rehearse with fictional data. Do not rely on this build for a real emergency.
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 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 an emergency, the recovery flow opens 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
ContinuKey excludes bank credentials, OTPs, identity document scans, full phone backups, and a password vault.
Good to know
ContinuKey is currently active in a Controlled Beta Sandbox. Passkey setup, encrypted contacts and essentials, printable recovery cards, and emergency recovery sessions are fully functional for rehearsing and testing. Until public certification is complete, do not rely on this environment as your sole emergency backup.
The recovery flow is designed to work from another browser with a printed recovery card and a memorized passphrase. Use the sandbox to rehearse with fictional data before relying on a future production release.
The design limits emergency access to selected read-only information. Account changes require normal passkey authentication.
See it in context
Walk through a phone emergency using fictional information.