Welcome to Recallection
Care reminders for the people you love.
Scheduled check-ins for kids, aging parents, anyone who needs a gentle nudge.
Recallection
Care reminders for the people you love.
Care reminders for the people you love.
Care reminders for the people you love.
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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.
A few quick steps to start using Recallection.
Everything that pinged you — help requests, no-response timeouts, location shares, banner pushes.
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.
Recallection sends scheduled are-you-ok check-ins by SMS, email, or voice. Recipients reply 1 (done) or 2 (help). If they don't respond, you're alerted.
Recipients tab → + Add recipient. Enter name, phone, optional email + timezone. They get a consent SMS — they reply YES or tap the link. Check-ins can't go out until they confirm.
+ New check-in → pick recipient, write message, choose channel (SMS / Email / Voice), pick date + time. Optional: recurrence + voice recording.
Check Alert me if they don't reply for a follow-up if they no-show within the ack window. Uncheck for a silent reminder with no escalation.
Month grid with colored dots (blue = scheduled, green = acknowledged, red = help / no-response, gray = canceled / failed). Tap a day for details.
Recordings tab → record up to 30 sec of yourself. Picked recordings play your actual voice on voice check-ins instead of synthesized speech.
Edit a recipient → + Add backup caregiver to add a sibling / spouse / neighbor who gets paged if you don't respond. Each has its own delay. Anyone in the chain can stop it by tapping the alert link or replying ACK.
Profile → Email me a summary = daily / weekly / monthly. Real-time alerts (help / no-response) always fire regardless.
Each check-in's response page has a Share my location button. One tap from the recipient sends you a Google Maps pin via SMS + email. Their phone asks permission first; their location is never tracked otherwise.
Profile → Banner alerts on this phone. Three modes: Off (default), Immediate (banner with SMS+email), or Escalation (banner only if you don't act on the SMS within N minutes). Banners stay on screen until you tap them and have action buttons for [📞 Call] and [✓ Got it].
iPhone: notifications only work after you install the app from /install (Add to Home Screen). Plain Safari can't show them.
Recipients tab → Resend invite. The vCard URL is in the invite SMS and tracked, so once they tap it the save-my-contact nudge in future check-ins stops automatically.
Unknown numbers / addresses get flagged. Once the recipient saves the vCard, future SMS, calls, and emails resolve to your name + photo on their phone. The consent page has a QR code if the link is hard to tap.
Profile → Download my contact card. Saving it makes alert SMS / calls / emails show up named on your own phone.
iOS doesn't allow banner notifications from regular Safari. Install Recallection from /install (Add to Home Screen) and open it from the home-screen icon. From there, profile → Banner alerts on this phone → Enable on this device. Test with the Send test banner button.
SMS + email fires immediately as usual. The banner only pops if you haven't responded within N minutes (you set the delay, 1–60). Useful when SMS gets buried — the persistent banner makes sure you see it.
Open the check-in's Details from History and scroll to the event log. You'll see exactly what fired (sms_sent, email_sent, caregiver_alerted, etc.). If logged but not received, it's almost always a spam filter — saving the vCard fixes it.
Yes — open any instance, edit it, check "Apply to entire series" before saving. Time-of-day changes need cancel-and-recreate.
Send feedback button at the top of this drawer. Optional screenshot upload included.
After your recipient saves your contact card, here's what an incoming SMS and an incoming call look like on their phone. Your name and photo replace the unknown number — they'll know it's you.
Incoming text message
Incoming call
Sam's Check-in
via Recallection
Without saving your contact card, recipients see only your Recallection number with no name or photo. The QR code on the consent page makes saving a one-tap thing.
Care reminders for the people you love.
Scheduled check-ins for kids, aging parents, anyone who needs a gentle nudge.
Text, voice call, or email — one-off or recurring. They reply 1 for "I'm okay" or 2 for help.
Each check-in has a Share my location button. One tap from them sends you a Google Maps pin.
Optional persistent banners (iPhone / Android) when a recipient needs help, no-shows, or shares location. Set up under Profile → Alerts.
Add a sibling, spouse, or neighbor. If you can't respond, Recallection pages your backup chain in order.