Military & Veterans

Battle buddies don’t expire.

Leaving service changes more than work. It can scatter the people who knew your rhythm, shared your routines, and understood the context without an explanation. LOWKEY helps service members, veterans, and battle buddies keep those trusted relationships close through the transition.

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← Who it’s for
Four friends sitting on a grassy hillside, looking out over the valley together.

Notice the drift early

Changes in sleep, activity, or time at home can emerge before anyone says a word. LOWKEY surfaces the signal so support can reach in.

Keep the people who knew you before the transition

Stay connected with the people you served with across cities and states, notice meaningful changes, and give one another a natural reason to check in, on each person’s terms.

The structure may change. Trusted relationships do not have to disappear.

No wearable, no fuss

Works on the phone already in your pocket. Private by default. Shared by choice. You always get the first alert.

The structure changes. The bond does not.

15%experienced declining social wellbeing: the finding for an important minority in a VA study that followed 9,566 veterans during their first three years home.
17.6 a dayVeterans who died by suicide in 2022, on average, per the VA’s most recent annual report.

Bonds made in service do not expire when the uniform comes off. LOWKEY gives the people who already know your rhythm a reason to reach out before anyone has to ask.

A soldier sitting on the front step of a house.

“As a former Marine Corps service member, continuing the buddy system makes perfect sense. In the Corps, we didn’t go anywhere alone. LOWKEY is simply a continuation of our commitment to one another.”

Beta participant, former Marine Corps
LOWKEY is a wellness and connection platform, not a medical device or a crisis service. If you or someone you know is in crisis, dial 988 then press 1 for the Veterans Crisis Line, or call 911.

Sources: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs · VA, 2024 National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Report

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