Who it’s for

All Well Daily was built for a simple worry: if something happened to me, how long before anyone knew?

You live alone

Living alone is a good life for millions of us. It has exactly one sharp edge: if you fell, or were taken ill away from home, there might be nobody whose day would notice. All Well Daily turns your own routine into the signal. You check in once a day, at your time; silence, and only silence, is what raises the alarm. No cameras, no wearables, no one tracking your movements.

You’re the one who’d want to know

Many All Well Daily accounts will be set up by a son, daughter or friend, for a parent who is perfectly capable, fiercely independent, and absolutely not wearing a pendant. This is the light-touch version of looking out for them: one tap a day from them, nothing at all for you unless the tap doesn’t come. It starts a conversation about safety without taking anyone’s independence away, and because they write the alert message themselves, it arrives in their voice, not a call centre’s.

Your dog is waiting at home

For pet owners, the sharp edge is sharper. If you were kept in hospital, your dog would be alone behind a closed door, and nobody would know. All Well Daily lets your alert carry your dog’s photo and the care details that matter, who has a key, what they eat, which vet, so the person who gets your text can act for both of you. Our guide on building an emergency plan for your dog is a good place to start, app or no app.

Who it isn’t for

All Well Daily is not a medical device, not an emergency service, and not a replacement for calling 911. It can’t detect a fall or dial an ambulance. It does one thing: it notices, once a day, whether you said you were OK, and if you didn’t, it tells your people. For many of us, that one thing is the thing that was missing.

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