Android, and any phone that isn't an iPhone
ZeroPercent on Android.
The full ZeroPercent, in your browser. Join or run a family, add backup contacts, and reach your people from any borrowed phone if yours dies. Nothing to install from a store.
Opens zeropercentapp.com/me. Sign in with your mobile number.
Set it up in three steps
- Add it to your home screenOpen zeropercentapp.com/me in Chrome, tap the menu, then Add to home screen (or Install app). It opens like an app, straight to where you left off.
- Turn on notificationsIn Settings, turn on notifications and allow them when your browser asks. You then hear about join requests, backup contacts confirming and anything else the iPhone app would tell you.
- Set your ZeroPercent PINYour ZeroPercent PIN, with your number and date of birth, is how a rescue knows it's you. Set it on the Me tab. Then add two or more backup contacts, because one person might not pick up.
What you get
The same as the iPhone app, apart from the limits below.
Honest limits
- Battery sharing needs the iPhone app. The web doesn't report your battery, so the adult(s) who run your family won't see your level or get a low battery alert for you. Only admins ever see battery levels.
- Pro is bought in the iPhone app. For now you can only upgrade to Pro from an iPhone. A family run only from the web stays on the free plan until Pro comes to the web.
- Notifications need your browser's permission. If you say no, or clear your browser's site data, you won't get them until you turn them on again in Settings.
Questions
Is this a cut-down version?
No. Accounts, plans, backup contacts and rescues are the same ones the iPhone app uses. A family can mix iPhone and Android freely. The one gap for now: upgrading to Pro needs an iPhone.
Do the people I add need anything?
No. Backup contacts confirm once on our website. People on your plan can use the iPhone app or this page.
What if my phone dies?
Borrow one, open zeropercentapp.com and tap Phone died? Reach your people now. Sign out before you hand it back.
Does it work on other phones and tablets?
Yes. Any up-to-date browser works. Notifications depend on the browser allowing them.
Will there be an Android app?
Maybe. Email [email protected] with "ANDROID" in the subject. It's how we'll decide.