Locked Keys Assistant is a roadside decision tool that poses a short series of questions to generate a recommended action plan when a driver is locked out of their vehicle. It is offered by Tow With The Flow as a free web application that runs entirely in the browser.
The tool begins by asking whether a child or pet is inside the car, treating this as the highest priority. Subsequent questions address whether the engine is running and whether a spare key is available nearby. These factors determine whether the situation requires immediate emergency services or can be handled as a same-day roadside assistance call. An action plan is produced that includes the recommended next step, an explanation of why it was chosen, suggested questions to ask before accepting help, and guidance on what not to do before assistance arrives. All processing occurs locally on the user's device with no data transmitted to any server.
The application presents one question at a time and allows users to restart at any point. It explicitly states that it is not professional advice and directs anyone with a child or pet locked inside to call 911 immediately regardless of the recommendation. The page emphasizes that most lockouts are routine yet certain scenarios demand emergency response first.
In the Lifestyle & Personal space, Locked Keys Assistant takes a focused approach. It focuses on deciding the correct next step when locked out of a vehicle without knowing whether to call for help or use a spare key. It is built as a consumer product for drivers experiencing lockouts. Locked Keys Assistant costs nothing to use. It runs on the web.
Behind Locked Keys Assistant is Tow With The Flow, and the product first shipped in 2026. Key capabilities include Decision Tree, Action Plan, and Emergency Prioritization.
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