When You Get There

Intro

When You Get There positions itself as a seamless, verifiable proof-of-presence system. The homepage snippet describes transforming a common phrase, “Text me when you get there,” into an automated, scalable, and secure proof-of-presence flow. The approach emphasizes a no-app, low-friction interaction: a simple TOTP-enabled key fob attached to a placard paired with a text message.

Key Features

• No-app, low-friction design: interaction happens via text and a physical placard with an attached key fob as described in the evidence.
• TOTP-enabled key fob: the evidence references a time-based one-time password mechanism for the fob, indicating an authentication element.
• Automated and scalable: the homepage snippet describes the system as automated and scalable.
• Performance and reliability claims present but not fully detailed: the snippet includes “1M Check-Ins per second” and “99.99%,” though the context and supporting metrics are not provided in the captured evidence.
• Supported placards and a truncated metric (“4s Av...”) are mentioned in the snippet, but the full specifications and performance values are not included in the evidence.
• Documentation and commercial details are not available in the provided material (no pricing, no full performance context, no privacy policy text in the captured snippets).

Who this is for

The provided evidence does not specify target user groups or industries. The available information is limited to homepage-level claims about method (key fob + placard + text), security (TOTP), scalability, and a few truncated metrics; it does not include deployment guidance, pricing, or sector-specific use cases.