Daily Check-in App for Elderly LGBTQ+ Individuals

Chosen family is real family. A daily check-in connects you to the people who matter most—because everyone deserves someone watching out for them.

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Free forever • No credit card • iOS & Android

I'm Alive app showing the I'm Okay check-in button

The Problem

Sound familiar? You're not alone.

Higher rates of living alone due to lack of traditional family support

Chosen family networks may be geographically scattered

Reluctance to use mainstream senior services due to past discrimination

How I'm Alive Solves This

A simple solution that actually works.

Choose any trusted person as your contact—partner, friend, or chosen family

Private and discreet—no personal details shared beyond what you choose

Inclusive design that doesn't assume traditional family structures

How It Works

Three simple steps.

Set Your Time

Choose when to check in each day

Tap I'm Okay

One tap confirms you're safe

Auto-Alert

Miss a check-in? Contact is notified

Features

One-Tap Check-In

Large, easy button - done in seconds

Customizable Schedule

Set your perfect check-in time

Smart Alerts

Escalating notifications if you miss

Check-In Notes

Add context like 'Going hiking today'

History Tracking

See all your past check-ins

Free to Start

Core safety features always free

Frequently Asked Questions

Can my partner or close friend be my emergency contact?

Yes. Your contact can be anyone you trust—partner, friend, neighbor, or community member. We don't assume or require any specific relationship type.

Is my personal information safe?

We store only your email, name, and check-in times. No sexual orientation, no gender identity, no personal details beyond what's needed for the check-in.

Are there LGBTQ+ specific features?

The app is designed to be inclusive for everyone. No assumptions about family structure, relationships, or identity. Your contact is simply 'your person.'

I don't have family nearby. Can a community organization be my contact?

Your contact needs to be a specific person who can respond to alerts. An LGBTQ+ center staff member, a community volunteer, or a trusted neighbor all work well.