Name: I'm Here - Light Signals
Rating: 4.9 (10 reviews)
Author: Timefy-Dials

Your watch becomes a communication tool. 
Im Here turns your Garmin's flashlight — or screen — into a visual signal system using Morse code. 

You don't need to know Morse. 
Just pick a message or write any word, 
press Start, 
and let the light speak.


Built for real situations.
Signal your group across a valley. 
Mark your position at a campsite after dark. 
Leave your watch flashing SOS on a rock while you go find help.
Coordinate with your team when radios fail and voices don't carry. 
Whether it's a casual hike or an unexpected emergency, 
Im Here gives you a way to say something with light.


Works on watches with and without a physical flashlight.

On devices with a built-in flashlight (fenix 7X, fenix 8, Enduro 3, etc.), Im Here controls the actual flashlight LED — white or red.
On devices without a flashlight (Venu, Forerunner, vivoactive, etc.), the app uses the full screen as the signal — filling it with bright white or red light during pulses.


Features:
- 10 ready-to-use signals:
OK, COME, WAIT, RETURN, FOLLOW ME, HERE, HELP, SOS, STOP, LOST

- 5 custom message slots (up to 24 characters each), editable on-watch or from Garmin Connect Mobile

- 3 favorite slots for quick access, managed directly from the watch

- Speed control: Slow, Medium, Fast — global or per-signal

- Brightness control: Low, Medium, High — global or per-signal

- LED color: White or Red (flashlight devices) / Screen color: White or Red (screen devices)

- Loop mode: repeat your signal continuously until you stop it

Transmission survives off-wrist: if you take off the watch while transmitting, the signal sequence keeps running internally and resumes automatically when the watch is back on your wrist

72 compatible devices across fenix, epix, Enduro, Forerunner, Venu, Instinct, MARQ, Descent, Approach, vivoactive and more.
See the full list on "Compatible Devices"


⭐️ Important note for screen-only devices (no physical flashlight):
On watches like Venu 2, Forerunner 265, vivoactive 5 and similar models, the signal is displayed on-screen. If the watch is removed from the wrist during active screen transmission, 
the display may turn off due to Garmin's power management.

 The Morse sequence continues internally and will resume visually when the watch detects it's back on your wrist — but the screen signal is not visible while off-wrist. 

Devices with a physical flashlight are not affected by this limitation.


Stay safe
I'm Here App

Cheers,
david
