Nigerian startup Live Intervals has launched a personal security platform designed to move safety from reactive to proactive.
Founded in May by 19-year-old Njeze Okechukwu, Live Intervals uses an “automated interval system” that continuously shares location updates to a secure family cloud. This creates a detailed digital breadcrumb trail, allowing families to monitor journeys in real-time and providing critical context should an emergency arise.
“The current market is dominated by reactive solutions that require user input during a crisis. We found that in the Nigerian context, where transit-related safety is a daily concern, this model is often insufficient. We decided to automate the process to remove the burden of manual check-ins. While international apps like Life360 and bSafe dominate the global space, our focus is on refining this proactive approach specifically for the Nigerian environment,” said Okechukwu.
Currently bootstrapped, Live Intervals has focused on extreme cost-efficiency in its architecture, ensuring it maintains high-precision tracking without the heavy overhead typically associated with location-based services.
“The response has been highly encouraging for a two-week-old product. We have reached 320 unique device acquisitions with a 46.63 per cent store listing conversion rate which is 17.78 per cent above the category peer average. Our engagement metrics are strong, with monthly active users already exceeding our initial “first opens,” showing that our early adopters are integrating us into their daily routines,” said Okechukwu.
“We are currently focused on the Nigerian market. Safety is a universal need, however, and our long-term roadmap includes scaling globally. Given
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