Check-ins that reach the people you care about.
Check-ins that reach the people you care about.
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Before you can add recipients or schedule check-ins, the people you message need to know who you are. Set your display name, phone number, and a photo so they recognize you.
Recallection sends scheduled are-you-ok check-ins to people you care about — kids who need to remember their meds, elderly parents living alone, anyone who could use a gentle nudge. They reply 1 (done) or 2 (need help). If they don't respond in time, you get alerted.
Open the Recipients tab → + Add recipient. Enter their name, phone, optional email, and timezone. They'll get an SMS asking them to confirm consent — they reply YES or tap the link to opt in. You can't schedule check-ins until they confirm.
Tap + New check-in. Pick the recipient, write a message, choose how to send it (SMS / Email / Voice call), pick a future date and time, and confirm. Optional: set a recurrence (daily, weekly, monthly), set the ack window (how long before you get pinged that they didn't reply), and pick a saved voice recording for voice calls.
The Calendar tab shows a month grid. Days with check-ins display colored dots (blue=scheduled, green=acknowledged, red=help/no response, gray=canceled/failed). Tap a day to see every check-in scheduled for it in detail.
The Recordings tab → + Record clip. Record up to 30 seconds of yourself ("Mom, time to take your morning meds — call me if you have questions, love you"). When you schedule a voice check-in, pick this clip and Twilio will play your actual voice instead of synthesized speech.
Edit any recipient → + Add backup caregiver to add other people (a sibling, a spouse, a neighbor) who get paged in sequence if the recipient doesn't respond and you can't reach them. Each backup has its own delay. Anyone in the chain can stop it by tapping the link in their alert SMS or replying ACK.
Tap your avatar (top right) → set Email me a summary to daily, weekly, or monthly. You'll get a recap email of all check-in activity at that interval — useful if you have multiple recipients and want a single regular update.
Each recipient must confirm consent (reply YES) before you can schedule check-ins for them.
Record short voice clips (up to 30 seconds each) and reuse them across check-ins. When you schedule a voice check-in, you can pick a recording for Twilio to play, OR let Twilio read the typed message aloud (text-to-speech). Either path works.