CheckinBee: Daily Text Check-in Service for Elderly Care and Safety Monitoring
By
Adam Lack
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Summary
CheckinBee is a service that sends daily text message check-ins to elderly or vulnerable loved ones. If there's no response, it automatically alerts their designated care circle (family, friends, or neighbors). The service requires no apps or devices, offers a 14-day free trial, customizable check-in times, and costs $10/month after the trial period.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledAt its core, CheckinBee is simple: we send a daily text check-in to your loved one. If there's no reply, their care circle - family, friends, or neighbors - is alerted automatically.
No apps or devices, just peace of mind.
Since our last launch, we've added a free 14-day trial, customizable check-in times, and expanded options for families to make the service even more flexible.
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