Free for households · no subscription

A daily “I'm okay,”
delivered to the people who'd worry.

Two check-in windows a day, chosen by you. One tap closes the window. If it closes without a tap, your circle is alerted immediately — with your address.

Morning · 7–10 AM Good morning, Margaret.
I'm OK EMERGENCY — HELP
Your circle
Mum · Margaret Checked in 8:12 AM
···
Uncle Ray Window open until 10 AM
Nan Checked in 7:40 AM
Evening windows All three open at 6 PM. You'll hear from us either way.
Alert · 9:00 PM Margaret hasn't checked in. Last seen 8:12 AM. 14 Rowan Street, Flat 2. Spare key at no. 12.
Call Margaret I'm going round
8 sec The whole daily routine
0 min Delay before your circle is told
$0 For households, permanently
How it works

Four moving parts. You only ever touch one.

01 Pick two windows Morning and evening, three hours each, on your schedule.
02 Add your circle Family, a neighbour, a support worker. Two is plenty.
03 Tap once, twice a day One green button on the lock screen. That's the entire product.
04 Silence gets answered Window closes with no tap → everyone is called and messaged at once.
The missed check-in

We don't wait to see if it sorts itself out.

The moment a window closes unanswered, every person in the circle gets a call, a text and a notification — at the same time, with the address and any access notes. Most of the time it's a false alarm. That's fine. That's the point.

Phone call SMS Push Address + access notes
A porch light glowing warmly against a wall at night

Who it's for

Living alone Independence intact. No pendant, no sensors, no one watching — just a habit that stops the phone ringing at 7 AM. Set up for myself →
Family at a distance You'll know before you ask. Set it up together over the phone in one call — it's three screens. Set up for a parent →
Care & community A single board for everyone on your round, with escalation rules and an audit trail. Households stay free. Talk to us →

“Four days. That's how long our neighbour was there before anyone knocked. Two taps a day would have made it four hours.”

Hana K. · co-founder, Up & About
A terraced residential street at dusk under warm street lamps

What your circle can see

That you checked in, and whenVisible
A note or photo, if you add oneVisible
Your address & access notesOnly on an alert
Your locationOnly on an alert
Anything sold to third partiesNever, no ads

Questions

What if I simply forget? Three-hour windows and two reminders. If it still closes, expect a phone call from someone who loves you.
Does it need a smartphone? Yes — an Android phone for now. The iPhone app is coming soon; leave your email and we'll tell you the day it lands.
How can it be free? Households don't pay, and there are no ads.
Holidays and hospital stays? Pause for a day or a month. Your circle sees the pause and the reason if you give one.
Can I check in for someone else? No — that's the one rule. The tap has to come from them, or it means nothing.
Get Up & About A direct download from us — not on the Play Store yet. iPhone coming soon. Free, no card.