Questions before the test drive

OK Alerts tries the check-in path again and then contacts ordinary Alert Mates. By default, the Backstop enters only after ordinary options are exhausted. Read How It Works.

A friend, family member, neighbor, or other trusted person who understands the role and personally agrees to receive alerts. Read Alert Mates and Backstops.

By default, no routine check-in calls and no early alerts. A Backstop is reserved for the end of the ordinary Alert Mate path and may also serve as purchaser and renewal contact. The recipient can separately approve 30 days of Extended Powers Mode for temporary account management, routine activity visibility, and early urgent notices.

It is an optional 30-day mode controlled by the recipient. The Backstop may request it, but nothing changes until the recipient approves. While active, the Backstop can manage OK Alerts, see routine account activity, and receive early urgent notices. The recipient can end it immediately, and another period requires new approval.

Not within the same enrollment. A Backstop who wants their own check-ins completes a separate joint enrollment with another trusted person.

No. OK Alerts does not dispatch help, provide medical advice, or replace 911. Read the complete Safety boundary.

The test drive lasts five days. Continuing costs $15 for a one-time 60-day pilot through Ko-fi. It does not renew automatically. See Pricing.

Yes. The recipient or the accepted Backstop may be the purchaser and renewal contact after orientation is complete.

No. Renewal status alone never stops scheduled check-in calls. The account keeps a visible ended-pilot card and renewal action.

No. Registration and orientation are completed on the web. Use Take a Test Drive to begin.

It needs identity and contact details, scheduling information, consent and role records, and check-in outcomes to operate. It does not need a medical diagnosis. Read the Privacy Policy.