Here's exactly what happens when you set up MyDailyCheck for someone you love.
Enter their name and phone number. That's it. We'll call or text them to introduce the service and ask for their consent before anything starts.
Pick the method (call or text), the time (8am, 6pm, whatever suits them), and the days. Set their care level — are they high-risk or just want a safety net?
Add yourself, siblings, neighbours, caregivers — anyone who should be alerted if something's wrong. Each person chooses how they want to be notified.
Here's what your loved one experiences each day.
8:00 AM — Phone rings
Margaret presses 1
Dashboard → Safe
8:00 AM — Text arrives
Margaret replies "OK"
Dashboard → Safe
This is where MyDailyCheck earns its keep. Smart escalation means nobody falls through the cracks.
Check-in call placed. No answer.
Retry #1 — this time via text message.
Still no response. Nudge notification sent.
ALERT: All contacts notified simultaneously. "We couldn't reach Margaret. Can someone check on her?"
David (son) replies: "On my way."
David confirms: "She's fine, was gardening out back." Alert cleared.
You control the timing. High-risk loved ones can escalate in 15 minutes. For a light safety net, you might set a 2-hour window. You decide what's right.
Your loved one doesn't need a smartphone. MyDailyCheck works with any phone that can receive a call or a text — including landlines.
Landline
Flip Phone
Smartphone
Your loved one will get their first check-in call tomorrow morning.