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Your exit strategy made easy

Now you have a graceful way out of bad situations with real text messages you can schedule or trigger with the press of a button.

Woman is sitting at a resturant table with a date. Her phone is on the table in front of her as the watches the clock off-camera. She's disengaged from her date and is counting down the minutes to her escape.

How TexScape Works

Your exit, already planned

  1. Select your time: between 5-30 minutes
  2. Press ‘Schedule my TexScape’
  3. Close the app, lock your screen, or leave it alone. When the timer fires, a real text gets delivered to your phone.

Instant exit, when you can’t wait

  1. Select “Send Panic TexScape” on the app Home Screen
  2. Disecretly long press your volume button for 3 seconds
  3. Within about 60 seconds, you’ll receive a text, whether you close the app, lock your screen, or leave it alone.

Why TexScape?

Because your personal safety and comfort matter.

Standard TexScape (Freemium)

  • Try for free You get 10 credits, no credit card required, when you download the first time.
  • Receive real SMS text messages to your phone when you need an ‘out.’
  • Make your TexScapes look like they come from anyone you choose: “Dad” “Cat sitter,” “Work,” etc.
  • Test before you need it with Dry Run Mode (never uses credits)
  • Get a high-urgency text when you need out faster with Panic Mode
  • See the TexScape messages you used before, with a complete log of time, date, and message sent (includes Dry Runs)
  • Credits refund automatically if you cancel or if a send is missed

Upgrade to Premium for:

  • Make your escape text look more urgent and convincing with a follow-up auto text
  • Save a backup contact to be notified by text if you don’t confirm you’ve gotten to safety.
  • Create custom scheduled text combos (standard, panic, follow-up, and backup contact)
  • Schedule up to 5 TexScapes at once!

$24.99/year, two months free or $2.99/month

What our TexScape Artists Say

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Man is sitting at a table with his date. He looks distracted and tired. While looking towards the door off-camera he holds his phone.
Person with short curly hair at a work event that's visibly busy. Their noise cancelling headphones are around their neck, and they're sitting slightly apart from the main group while checking their phone. The expression is one of quiet social exhaustion — not angry, just done.