allfine.ai

Who it's for

One tap a day covers more lives than you'd think. Nine of the most common situations:

01

Solo-living parents

“My mother lives alone.” Install the app on her phone, set her daily time, then link yourself with her invite code. You see her check-in each day — and are alarmed if it's missed.

02

Chronic conditions

“I live alone with epilepsy, diabetes or a heart condition.” Set up to three check-ins a day with a short grace window. If you can't respond, your contacts know within hours, not days.

03

Early-stage dementia

“Dad has early-stage dementia.” The daily tap builds a routine; a missed one alerts the family early. No cameras, no tracking.

04

After surgery

“I'm recovering at home after surgery.” Check in daily during recovery; your family is alerted if you go silent.

05

Clinical trials

“I'm in a clinical trial.” A fixed check-in rhythm gives your family an automatic safety trigger while you test new medication at home.

06

Crypto & digital estate

“My crypto keys must not die with me.” Store encrypted recovery instructions as your Digital Inheritance; they reach your chosen heir automatically if you stop checking in.

07

The bus factor

“Our company depends on one admin.” Store an emergency-access document; it reaches your designated deputy if you're gone beyond your threshold.

08

High-risk professions

“My work puts me at risk.” Your network is alerted the moment a check-in is missed, and a prepared file can reach your lawyer or editor automatically.

09

Lone workers

“We must document lone-worker welfare checks.” Every worker checks in daily; escalation is automatic and the check-in history is your record.

For clinics and patient organisations

Patients trust professional recommendations. If you counsel people who live alone with high-risk conditions, we provide free informational kits for waiting rooms and support groups — printed one-pagers in your language, a QR code to the stores, and a plain-language privacy summary. Write to support@allfine.ai with “Clinic kit” in the subject.