DailyHello gives people with disabilities a simple way to stay connected while maintaining independence.
With one daily text check-in, users can confirm they are okay without constant phone calls, complicated technology, or added pressure. If a check-in is missed, trusted contacts are notified so someone can follow up.
It is simple, affordable, and non-invasive daily reassurance for independent living.
Many people with disabilities live independently and do not need daily assistance or full-time caregiving. They may have routines, safety precautions, and trusted support systems already in place.
Still, it can be reassuring to know there is a plan if something unexpected happens.
DailyHello adds a simple layer of support. Each day, the user receives a text message at their scheduled time. They reply to confirm that they are okay. If they do not respond, their selected contacts receive an alert and can check in.
This helps people with disabilities continue living independently while giving loved ones a clear way to know when follow-up may be needed.
DailyHello is designed to be easy to use and simple to manage.
If the user does not respond, DailyHello alerts their selected contacts so someone can call, text, visit, or follow up directly.
DailyHello can be a helpful option for people with disabilities who want an easy daily check-in without giving up independence.
It may be a good fit for:
DailyHello helps create a daily safety net without making the user feel monitored or interrupted.
If a DailyHello check-in is missed, selected contacts are automatically notified.
From there, a trusted contact can decide what to do next. They may call, send a text, stop by, contact another loved one, or call emergency services if they believe immediate help is needed.
DailyHello does not contact emergency services and does not replace medical alert systems, professional care, or emergency support. It is a simple daily check-in tool that lets trusted contacts know when someone may need attention.
For people with disabilities, independence can be deeply important. DailyHello is built to support that independence, not interrupt it.
Some people do not want daily check-in calls. Others may not need a caregiver but still want a simple backup plan. DailyHello helps create that balance.
One daily text allows the user to continue their routine. Loved ones are only alerted if a check-in is missed.
When someone you care about lives independently, it can be hard to know how often to check in. Calling too often may feel intrusive. Waiting too long may feel stressful. DailyHello creates a simple middle ground.
If the user responds to their daily check-in, loved ones know the routine is working. If the user misses a check-in, trusted contacts know it may be time to follow up.
DailyHello is designed to be simple from the start.
Users can choose their daily check-in time, add trusted contacts, and begin using DailyHello in just a few minutes. If setting up an account on a phone feels difficult, using a computer may make the process easier.
DailyHello offers a free trial so users can see how it fits into their routine. After the trial, users can continue with a simple monthly or annual plan.
Sign up for DailyHello for yourself or give it as a gift to someone you love.
Set up a simple daily check-in, add trusted contacts, and create a little more peace of mind each day.
