I'm OK asks, gently, on a schedule you choose. If there is no answer, the family is told. No wearable. No feed. No tracking all day.
On the App Store worldwide. Android is next.
Three steps. Nothing else to learn.
A notification at the time they picked — every 12 or 24 hours, or whatever fits.
A large button. That is the whole check-in.
No tap, and you get a push, email, or SMS. SOS is one press when they need you now.
The adult child pays. The parent taps. Both keep their peace.
Large type, high contrast, one job.
Reminder first. Then the people they named.
Blood type, meds, allergies — only in an emergency alert they opted into.
Immediate alert to every emergency contact.
See who is okay without calling twice a day.
The app follows the phone. Japanese, German, Italian, Portuguese, and more.
Location only when they share it. No selling data.
Cover the people you worry about on one App Store subscription.
The buyer is usually a son or daughter. The user is often a parent who lives alone.
Know they are okay without turning love into a daily interrogation.
Another country, another timezone. The alert still arrives.
Independence, with a net.
One place to see who checked in.
"We built I'm OK because we know what it feels like to worry about someone you love from far away."Marco & Gule, founders
Subscriptions billed by Apple. Family plans (2, 3 or 5 people) and monthly or yearly options. Prices follow the store in your country.
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