Let people know when you're offline during an unexpected outage.

Proxigenta: Peace of mind for remote workers and remote teams.

The proxigenta logo featuring a white message bubble with a signal strength  indicator in the upper right corner and "proxigenta" inside the message bubble

Automatically reach out to key contacts and protect your reputation when connectivity fails.

Don't let your team, stakeholders, or customers
think they're being ghosted.

Sample message: Dear Bill, This is an automated Proxigenta notification from Alex Neddin. Proxigenta monitors online status and notifies designated contacts when connectivity issues occur. An outage has been identified, and Alex is currently offline. A status update will be provided once normal connectivity resumes.

What it looks like

A small agent lives in your menu bar and checks in quietly. If you drop offline, your action plan runs and the web app shows exactly who has been told, and what happens next.

Read the transcript

This is Proxigenta. Outage notifications that speak for you: when your internet drops, the right people already know.

A lightweight menu-bar agent sends a quiet heartbeat every five minutes. No content, no activity tracking; just “still here.”

If silence crosses your outage threshold, Proxigenta first rules out the obvious: sleep, off hours, and scheduled time away.

Then you hear about it first. One tap on the check-in email stands everything down, and nobody else ever knows.

If you really are offline, your action plan runs: calm, factual emails to contacts you chose, with follow-ups on your schedule.

The moment you’re back, everyone alerted gets an automatic all-clear.

Proxigenta. When your internet drops, the right people already know. proxigenta.com

The proxigenta menu bar agent on macOS: a panel showing Active monitoring status, last and next check-in, alert risk None, sharing signals, and Normal, Ghost, and Hyper modes

The Mac agent: your status, next check-in, and Ghost or Hyper one click away.

The proxigenta web app during an outage: status cards show the Mac offline, two contacts being alerted, the alerting window, and a timeline of who has been told, with a Stand down button

The web app during an outage: who has been told, what is next, one button to stand down.

CREATED BY REMOTE WORKERS, FOR REMOTE WORKERS

Proxigenta was built by digital nomads who have worked from dozens of countries and learned the hard way that reliable internet is never a guarantee. One outage struck right before a round of important meetings—a rural area, no mobile service, stakeholders waiting, and no way to explain the silence. That helpless moment (and a few choice words aimed at the router) became the reason proxigenta exists: a way to reach out when you can't.

Keep exploring and stop worrying!

Personalized Messaging

Notify your key contacts when your connection falters.

Seamless Monitoring

Our system checks your connection 24/7 and responds when you need it.

Key Contacts

Choose who gets the heads-up, ensuring the right people are always in the loop.

Custom Send Schedules

Choose when messages go out, how frequently, and in what order.

Sample message 2: Hey Boss, This is Alex reaching out via Proxigenta with a status update. You're getting this because the Proxigenta monitoring service identified an outage meaning I'm currently offline. You will continue to get automated updates until I'm back online.Follow-up status update sample: Hey Boss, Another Proxigenta status update: Proxigenta has determined there is still a connection outage which began 2 hours ago. I'Il reach out as soon as I'm back online.

And It's Not Quantum Psychics!

STEP 1

Create a proxigenta account.

STEP 2

Install the proxigenta agent on your Mac, Windows, or Linux computer.

STEP 3

Configure your rules, contacts, and message contents.

STEP 4

Lose your internet... not your job!

Secure Reliability to Protect Your Credibility

Privacy, Isolation, and Data Protection

Authenticated sending with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC to reduce spoofing and phishing risks, and help ensure message deliverability.

Dedicated sending domain separating critical notifications from admin or marketing traffic.

Reply-To routing so replies go straight to you (not proxigenta) minimizing accidental data sharing from  recipients.

Memory-safe, isolated core architecture designed to reduce vulnerabilities and undefined-behavior risks.

Focused data collection: device check-in signals, your contacts' email addresses, and your message content. The Privacy Policy lists every category we handle.

No account access: no OAuth usage for Google or Microsoft accounts, and no browser extension permissions.

Rate limiting, backoff, and retry logic to prevent throttling, notification floods, and missed notifications.

No browsing history, no screen contents, no message scanning, and no Wi-Fi network names. Optional extras like a coarse region note stay off by default.

Send updates.
Even during an outage.

  • Status

    Coming Soon

    A public status page that vouches for you: the zero-commitment on-ramp.

    • Public status page with a regeneratable private link

    • One monitored device with background check-ins

    • Email-signature badge to share your status anywhere

    • Recent activity snapshot

  • Action

    Coming Soon

    Your complete safety net: contacts, action plan, availability rules, and phone push.

    • Background monitoring

    • Email + phone push notifications (via the web app)

    • Explicit opt-in contacts

    • Customizable messages and escalation tiers

    • Online-hours scheduling and Ghost mode

    • Manual alert trigger

    • Personal status page and 30-day history

  • Pro

    Coming Soon

    Everything in Action + Hyper Mode, multiple devices, and advanced escalation.

    • Hyper Mode: zero-delay alerting, on demand or scheduled

    • Up to 5 monitored devices and 50 confirmed contacts

    • Full five-stage action plan

    • Different recipients and timing per escalation stage

    • Priority support

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