Summary
A new app called Sileme has become popular in China by helping people living alone stay safe. The app alerts an emergency contact if the user doesn’t check in daily. It was developed by Moonscape Technologies and has gained attention for its unique concept and potential to provide peace of mind.
Key Facts
- Sileme is an app designed for people living alone in China.
- It alerts an emergency contact if the user fails to check in for two days.
- The app launched in mid-2025 and quickly became a top downloaded app.
- Users have requested features like SMS alerts and faster notifications.
- Sileme was developed for about 1,000 yuan ($140) by a team of three Gen Z creators.
- The app costs $1.15 and has been profitable, with a 200-fold increase in downloads.
- The developers plan to sell part of the company, valuing it at $1.4 million.
- An international version, Demumu, is planned, but its success is still uncertain.
