Daily Ping – Gentle Check-ins

Daily Ping is designed for older adults living alone, family members living far away, and one-person households who want a gentler way to stay connected and reassured. Sometimes it is hard to call every day. Sometimes asking too often can feel heavy. Daily Ping starts from that feeling. It helps connected users notice recent signs of activity and think of each other a little sooner, without turning everyday care into constant pressure. It is also designed to record activity signs not only through manual check-ins, but also through automatic check-ins when the app opens and automatic logging based on certain device state changes. What makes Daily Ping different • Gentle check-ins You do not need to keep asking for replies all day. Recent activity signs offer a light way to notice the rhythm of someone’s day. • Less intrusive by design This is not an app for watching someone’s full history. Instead of sharing everything, it focuses on recent activity signs to reduce unnecessary privacy intrusion. • Personal check-ins You can record your activity signs through manual check-ins, automatic check-ins when the app opens, and automatic logging based on device state changes. • Recent status for connected loved ones Connected users can view each other’s recent activity signs. When a status becomes weaker or no recent signal is detected for a while, it becomes easier to notice and respond sooner. • Warm and simple experience Saved contacts, profile emojis, aliases, and starred users help you keep important people close in a familiar and gentle way. Who it is for • People worried about an older parent or loved one living alone • Families with children, siblings, or relatives living far from home • One-person households who want to leave simple personal check-ins • Anyone who wants reassurance without creating too much pressure or exposing too much private detail Daily Ping is not built for surveillance. It is a supportive app for remembering, noticing, and checking in with care. Important note Daily Ping is a supportive tool only. It is not a medical device or a certified emergency or safety system. Missing records or alerts alone should not be treated as proof of someone’s real-world condition.