One big button, once a day. If the morning goes quiet, Surewell reminds your parent first, then tells the whole family, and sends the all-clear the moment they check in.
2 weeks free for the family. Always free for parents.
Mom hasn’t checked in yet
Mom’s check-in was due by 8:30 AM. We’ve reminded Mom.
The parent’s app has one obvious action: a full-width “I’m OK”. They can also check in from a home-screen widget, the lock screen, a notification, or with Siri on an iPhone: “Tell Surewell I’m OK”.
Choose when the check-in is due, say by 10:00. Early risers and late sleepers both fit. Travelling or staying with family? Your parent can pause check-ins, and you’ll see that it’s paused.
On a day your parent hasn’t tapped “I’m OK” in time, their phone can ring like an alarm clock, even on silent. One tap on it and the family knows they’re fine.
When the window ends, your parent is reminded. Fifteen minutes later, the family gets an alert that stands out. At thirty minutes, a second one. At forty-five, the phone’s last signs of life: when it was last used, its battery and, if your parent shares it, where it was.
There’s no daily notification to wade through. Today shows the check-in at a glance, and Surewell only speaks up when something needs you.
Surewell is not an emergency service. If someone may be hurt or in danger, call your local emergency number first.
Fifteen minutes after the check-in window ends, if your parent hasn’t answered the reminder.
Yes: from a widget, the lock screen, the reminder notification itself, or with Siri on an iPhone.
Yes. Times follow your parent’s own time zone, and they can pause check-ins while away.
