Say that you are safe.

01

One quiet widget, three taps a day.

A single "I'm OK" button lives right on the home screen. A tap each morning, afternoon and evening is all it takes to let family know, no forms, no calls, no explaining.

02

Choose how, and how much, you're informed.

Decide how you want to let your family know when you check in, and how much you want to be told in return. Followers can be informed by push notification, SMS or an automated call the moment a loved one hasn't checked in for a while.

03

Passive signals, quietly gathered.

Step count and ordinary device activity build a gentle picture of the day in the background, so a check-in still happens even on the days a button isn't tapped. Every signal, device or step activity, or the I'm OK button itself, is logged plainly in an activity history.

04

At home in four languages.

SayĀn speaks English, simplified and traditional Chinese, Bahasa Melayu and Tamil, the main languages of Singapore and Malaysia, so the whole family can read it comfortably in their own.

05

Key emergency contacts, if you really need them.

Ambulance, police and hospital lines, plus elderly and caregiving support services, organised by country and one tap away, for the moments that go beyond a missed check-in.