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Check-in time
9:00 AM daily
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Trusted person
Robert Carter
Alerted if you miss a check-in
Set your check-in
- Your daily check-in time
- A trusted person
Daily check-ins for people living alone
Living alone? We've got your back.
A simple daily check-in, useful reminders, and a clear plan if you do not respond—so you keep your independence and your family keeps their peace of mind.
No always-on trackingHelpers only with permissionNo special hardware
How EverWhen works
Simple safety in three steps.
No complex hardware. No confusing setup. Just a small daily habit.
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Check in with one tap
Use the iPhone app, any web browser, or reply SAFE by text. Then get on with your day.
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Check-in coming up in an hour
8:00 AM
Your check-in is scheduled for 9:00 AM.
Check-in reminder
8:45 AM
Your scheduled check-in is 15 minutes away.
Check-in in 5 minutes
8:55 AM
EverWhen sends this reminder by push and SMS.
EverWhen follows up if needed
Gentle reminders come first. On Pro, Joanne—EverWhen's automated Wellness Agent—calls before your trusted people are alerted.
The full escalation
A 9:00 AM check-in, step by step
See what happens before and after the scheduled time. Checking in at any point stops the sequence immediately. Joanne and later automated calls are Pro features.
8:00 AM · T−60
Check-in coming up in an hour
EverWhen sends a push notification one hour before your scheduled check-in.
8:45 AM · T−15
A gentle reminder
A push notification reminds you that check-in time is getting close.
8:55 AM · T−5
One more reminder
EverWhen sends a push notification and an SMS reminder.
9:00 AM · T+0
Your scheduled check-in
Tap Check In Now in the app or web—or reply SAFE by text.
9:05 AM · T+5
A missed check-in nudge
Push and text reminders make sure a forgotten tap does not become a false alarm.
9:10 AM · T+10
Joanne calls on Pro
Joanne calls to ask whether you are okay and stands everything down if you answer.
9:15 AM onward
Your people are brought in
Your chosen people receive safety alerts. On Pro, EverWhen may call them automatically, one at a time, until someone agrees to check on you.
Meet Joanne
Meet Joanne, our automated Wellness Agent
On Pro, and only after you turn calls on, Joanne calls about 10 minutes after a missed check-in to ask if you are okay. She speaks in a warm, natural voice and clearly explains why she is calling: “Hello Evelyn, it's Joanne from EverWhen.”
- Say you are okay and the safety sequence stops
- Ask for help—or do not answer—and EverWhen continues your safety plan
- Calls happen only in response to a missed check-in
- Joanne is automated, not a human caregiver or emergency responder
Made for both sides of the check-in
Independence for you.
Reassurance for them.
EverWhen keeps ordinary days quiet, then gives your people a clear plan when something actually needs attention.
I want EverWhen for myself
Keep your routine, privacy, and independence—with a small daily habit that makes sure someone notices if you cannot respond.
See how EverWhen works for you
I'm helping someone I love
Know they checked in without hovering. If something is wrong, coordinate with family, neighbors, and caregivers in one place.
See the family experienceMedication + glucose
The everyday health tools, shown clearly.
Keep the routine calm and useful—then have the important details ready if a day does not go as planned.
Medication reminders
Medication reminders, made simple.
Medication, appointment, and task reminders help the day stay familiar—not clinical.
- One-time or repeating medication reminders
- Dose information alongside each reminder
- Completion visible to permitted helpers
Glucose tracking
Log a reading. See the pattern.
Record glucose readings with useful context, review history, and choose which permitted helpers can see them.
- Fasting, meal, bedtime, exercise, or symptom context
- Your chosen in-range, low, and high indicators
- History and trends visible over time
In an emergency
Allergy: Shellfish
Dr. Morgan · side entrance
Optional mood check-ins
A quick way to share how the week feels
After checking in, choose Great, Okay, Low, or Rough—or skip the question for the day. The weekly view keeps the check-in and the feeling beside each other, without turning either one into a report card.
- One optional tap after a check-in
- Recent moods visible to helpers with safety-viewing permission
- Turn mood check-ins off any time in Settings
Moods do not trigger calls, texts, or safety incidents. They are a quiet way to share context—not a medical assessment.
Simple plans
Start free. Add the fuller safety net when you need it.
Basic Care
Free forever
A useful daily check-in and core reminders—no credit card required.
- 1 daily check-in
- Reminders
- 1 trusted person — safety alerts and helper access
- Optional location sharing on a missed check-in
Free trial for new subscribers
EverWhen Pro
Monthly
$18.99/mo
SAVE 25%
Yearly
$169.99/yr
The full safety net and family coordination.
- Everything in Basic, plus:
- Calls from Joanne (wellness agent)
- Add more family, friends, and caregivers
- Advanced medication reminders and glucose tracking
- Multiple daily check-ins (up to 3 per day)
New subscribers get a 14-day free trial on monthly and yearly plans. Cancel anytime.
Use EverWhen your way
Use the same EverWhen account and settings on iPhone or in any web browser.
Common questions
Straight answers, before you start.
Does EverWhen track my location?
No. Location is optional and off by default. If enabled, it is requested only after a missed check-in and shared with your trusted responders.
Does EverWhen call 911?
No. EverWhen alerts your own care network and keeps a Call 911 button easy to reach. A person always decides whether emergency services are needed.
Do my trusted people need the app?
No. Someone can receive safety alerts by text and email—and automated safety calls on Pro—without installing anything. An EverWhen account is only needed if you also give them app access.
Does Joanne sound like a robot?
Joanne uses a warm, natural-sounding voice and speaks conversationally. She opens with, “Hello Evelyn, it's Joanne from EverWhen,” then explains that she is calling because you missed a check-in. Joanne is automated, even though she does not say that phrase in her greeting.
One small check-in. A lot less worry.
Start free in a few minutes. No hardware, no cameras, and no always-on tracking.