🪔 Diwali, 8 November: give your parents a year of daily check-ins, $99 →

Free tools for families

Use them without signing up.

Parent health readiness checklist

15 quick questions to see how prepared your parents' health and emergency setup is — with a score and what to fix first.

Emergency card maker

Make a one-page emergency card for your parent: address, medicines, allergies, blood group, doctor and contacts. Print it or share it. Stays on your device.

India call-time planner

See your parents’ day in your own time zone: what time their morning check-in reaches you, and the hours when you are both awake for a call.

Medicine refill date calculator

Enter the tablets left and how many are taken each day. See when each medicine runs out and the date to reorder by. Nothing is stored or sent.

Lab report explainer

Upload a lab report (PDF or photo) and see every value with its printed range, marked high or low, in plain English. Nothing is stored. Not a diagnosis.

Try the WhatsApp check-in

See exactly what your parent would receive, in any of our 21 languages: send DEMO to our WhatsApp number and tap the buttons. No sign-up.

Printable medicine chart in 21 languages

Type the medicines, pick your parent’s language, print a one-page chart for the fridge: morning, afternoon, evening, night, with a week of tick boxes.

Blood pressure and sugar log for the doctor

Enter readings as your parent sends them; see the trend and print a one-page log sheet for the next appointment. Nothing is uploaded. Not a diagnosis.

“Did you take your medicines?” in 21 languages

The morning check-in message in 21 languages, with your parent’s name filled in: copy it or send it on WhatsApp yourself. The exact sentences our daily check-in uses.

India time difference

IST to EST, PST, UK, Dubai, Saudi, Singapore, Sydney and Auckland, hour by hour, with the best time to call.

Ambulance numbers in India

108, 112 and 102: which to call, what to say, calling from abroad, and 75 city guides.

Know every day that your parents are okay

One WhatsApp message a day in their language. A phone call if they go quiet. An alert to you if something is wrong.

No card needed · $12 a month for the whole family after the trial, or the free plan for one parent · cancel any time

No app, no password: set it all up in a WhatsApp chat →

Questions first? Ask Ravi, the founder, on WhatsApp →