Terms of Use

Last updated 22 October 2026

These terms are between you and AI Switch LLC (10 Kocharyan St., Apt. 4, Yerevan 0056, Armenia, info@aiswitch.am), the maker of DirectLine.

What DirectLine is

An app for two to four people who trust each other: one sets a wake-up alarm on the other’s phone after the other accepts it, sends an emergency ping, and learns whether the person woke up. You may use it only with people who agreed to be on your line.

What it is not

DirectLine is not an emergency service. In an emergency call your local emergency number. A phone that is switched off, out of battery, without network, or whose maker stops apps in the background may not ring. The app does its best to warn you and your people in advance when it can’t, but we can’t promise that every alarm or ping gets through.

Your account

You sign in with Google and are responsible for what is sent from your account. Don’t use DirectLine to harass anyone; a person can remove you from their line at any time. We may close accounts that are used for abuse.

Price

DirectLine is free to download. Your own alarms, answering what your people send you, and emergency pings are always free. Waking, reminding and checking on other people, and loud calls, need DirectLine Plus: it is free for 3 days from the first time you use them, then it is a monthly subscription at the price Google Play shows before you pay ($0.99 a month in the United States). Google Play handles the payment, renewal and cancellation under its own terms; you can cancel at any time in Google Play, and Plus runs to the end of the month you paid for. Deleting your DirectLine account does not cancel a Google Play subscription — cancel it in Google Play too.

Liability

DirectLine is provided as it is. To the extent the law allows, AI Switch LLC is not liable for a missed alarm, a ping that did not arrive, or anything that follows from it.

Changes and law

We may change these terms; the new version appears here with a new date. The law of the Republic of Armenia applies.