Because someone is always counting on you.
For the new mom finding her feet. An aging parent. The little ones growing every day. Even the dog who needs an hourly walk. EveryoneOkay keeps your people connected, with shared care and privacy you control.
The Johnson family
Your people, at a glance
Care looks different in every family.
One connected place for the moments you want to remember, and the moments you don’t want to miss.
New Mom Mode
Support that notices when you need your people.
Explore feature 02 / 10Senior Care
A little more independence. A lot more reassurance.
Explore feature 03 / 10Family Chores
Share the work, repeat the routines, credit the person who did it.
Explore feature 04 / 10Live Location
Off by default. Share on your terms, stop whenever you want.
Explore feature 05 / 10Caregiver Shifts & Care Facilities
Clear handoffs and the right information, right on time.
Explore feature 06 / 10Child Care Log
The tiny details, remembered together.
Explore feature 07 / 10Family Moments
Private family photos. Everyday reasons to feel close.
Explore feature 08 / 10Photo Requests
A private photo when it helps, only with permission.
Explore feature 09 / 10Baby Backseat
A simple manual checklist: start a trip, check in each child, pet and item going into the car, check them out on arrival, then tap “Car is empty”. If a trip is left open, family is alerted.
Explore feature 10 / 10Organizations
Staff-led check-in and check-out for facility vehicles.
Explore feature
A gentle nudge before anyone has to worry.
Life gets busy. Phones go quiet. A missed check-in doesn't always mean something is wrong — but when it matters, you shouldn't have to wonder who knows.
EveryoneOkay starts with a reminder, gives you room to respond, then brings in your Circle if you don't.
See the full flowThe right signal. The right people. The right time.
Escalation is designed to feel measured, not alarming. Every step has a purpose.
A check-in comes due.
A clear, timely reminder shows up for the person checking in.
There's room for real life.
A grace period and another nudge give them time to respond.
Your people are looped in.
Push notifications, a lockscreen chime, and SMS reach the right people with context.
A clearer way forward.
Call requests and, for urgent situations, a 911 prompt help the Circle act.
Shared care. One family story.
The details your family adds in one moment help make the next moment more thoughtful.
Keisha and Marcus start Maya's shared Child Care Log. Sarah's updates appear in the same timeline.
Denise sees the time and today's count. Walter can check in again after 15 minutes.
The family sees the senior aide's name, time and optional photo. Care facilities can do the same with their staff accounts.
Only the people he allows see medication names, strengths, dose times and Taken, Due or Missed status.
An hourly chore shows the next due time. Credit goes to whoever actually takes him out.
Permission comes first. Send privately, choose “Not now,” or separately choose to share to Family Moments.
He chooses who can see him, for how long, and exact or approximate. He can stop at any time.
The family can choose to share the moment privately in Family Moments.
Safety should never ask you to give up your trust.
We’re building for families, not advertisers. Your people should feel supported — never surveilled.
More about usWe're building for families, not advertisers.
Off by default. Choose who can see you, for how long, and exact or approximate. Nobody can switch on another person's sharing.
Medication details and photo requests need permission. Caregivers don't see moods or unassigned profiles.
No diagnosis or dosing advice. When something matters, we help you reach the people who can help.
Start with the worry you have today.
Six common situations, each with the Johnson family's steps and answers.
Check on an elderly parent who lives alone, without hovering.
Read more PostpartumPostpartum support that lets a new mom ask for help on her terms.
Read more Car checklistA manual car checklist so no child, pet or bag is left behind.
Read more Shared homeA chore tracker that keeps a shared home fair, including hourly routines.
Read more CaregiversBabysitter and caregiver check-ins with a clear handoff.
Read more FacilitiesCare facility check-ins families can see, and rider checklists staff can trust.
Read moreQuestions families ask
What is EveryoneOkay?
EveryoneOkay is a planned family-care app that gives a family one shared Circle for daily care, with privacy chosen by each person. It brings together senior check-ins, new-mom support, caregiver shifts, a child care log, family chores, voluntary location sharing, private photo requests, a family photo feed and a manual car checklist.
Can I download EveryoneOkay today?
Not yet. EveryoneOkay is a planned app in early access. It is not available to download yet; join early access for updates. You can try the browser demo, which uses sample data only and resets when you refresh.
Where can I hear about plans at launch?
Plans will be announced at launch. Join early access to hear first.
Who is EveryoneOkay for?
It is for families caring for more than one person at once, like the Johnsons: Keisha (Admin) and Marcus (Co-Admin), Grandpa Walter and his senior aide Rosa, baby Maya, toddler Jayden, dog Bruno and babysitter Sarah. A separate offering covers care facilities and organizations.
Does EveryoneOkay track my location?
No, location is off by default. Live Location is voluntary: only the person can turn it on, choose viewers, duration and exact or approximate precision, and stop at any time.
Does EveryoneOkay show ads or sell data?
No. EveryoneOkay has no ads and does not sell your data.
Is EveryoneOkay an emergency service or medical device?
No. EveryoneOkay is not an emergency service or a medical device, and alerts can fail or be delayed. In an emergency, call 911.