feature · family check-in

One swipe a day
is enough.

Group chats aren't a safety system — they're a noise system. imokie gives your family a single daily signal that everyone is okay. No location, no pressure to reply, no anxious silences that could mean anything.

01

For people who live alone

A quiet signal to a sibling, a parent, a chosen friend — enough to keep the loop intact without making solo living feel monitored.

02

For aging parents at a distance

A single oversized button, one tap. If mum misses a day, you're nudged first — before it becomes a phone-call-nobody-answers moment.

03

For the whole family

A soft ambient view of who has checked in today. No last-seen, no timestamps, no shaming — just the shape of a normal day.

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Frequently asked

How is this different from a family group chat?
Group chats reward the chatty and hide the quiet. imokie's check-in is a single daily signal — everyone gets it, nobody has to reply, nobody feels ignored.
Can I check in for my elderly parent?
Yes. A carer-mode lets a parent check in with a single tap on an oversized button. If they miss a day, you're the first to know.
Do check-ins share location?
No. A check-in is a soft signal — 'I'm okay today'. Location is only shared during SOS, and only with your explicit action.
What if my whole family is on imokie?
You can see a small ambient view of who has checked in today. No timestamps, no last-seen, no pressure — just the shape of the day.

Quiet safety. For the people you love.

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