Alive & Here: Family Check-In

She stays independent. You stay reassured. Medication, location and a daily "I'm okay" — from anywhere. Alive & Here connects you to a parent or grandparent who lives on their own, so you get an honest answer to the question you ask yourself every day: are they okay? No phone tag. No "I didn't want to bother you." Just a daily check-in, their medication times, and — when they choose to share it — where they are. HOW IT WORKS 1. Set it up on your phone. It takes about two minutes. 2. They install the app and scan one QR code. That's the entire setup. 3. Their side stays simple: one large button that says "I'm okay," and a reminder when it's time for their medication. WHAT YOU SEE - A daily check-in, so you know they're up and about without calling - Medication reminders, and a note when a dose goes unanswered - Location, shared on their terms, so a missed call doesn't become a bad afternoon - An emergency alert that reaches you and the family members they've chosen - A weekly summary, so patterns show up before problems do (Premium) - Adherence reports across weeks and months (Premium) - 30-day location history (Premium) MEDICATION REMINDERS ARE FREE. ALL OF THEM. We don't cap how many medications you can add, and we won't start. Reminders and daily check-ins stay free for as long as you use the app. CONSENT RUNS BOTH WAYS Alive & Here is built so it cannot quietly turn into surveillance: - A permanent notification sits on their phone the whole time the app is running - They decide what they share, and they can switch location off themselves, any time - They can see exactly who has access to them, and remove anyone, without asking us - Setup requires their own explicit agreement, on their own device If your parent wouldn't be comfortable reading this page, we've built the wrong app. Show it to them. WHAT ALIVE & HERE IS NOT It is not a medical device and it gives no medical advice. It is not a 24/7 emergency response service — there is no call center behind it and it will not send an ambulance. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.