Accountability without hovering
A daily check-in or medication reminder runs on its own. You are notified only if it is missed past the window you set — so you get peace of mind without micromanaging, and your family member keeps their independence.
Use case · Caregivers
A reminder app that tells a caregiver only when it needs to.
Caring for a parent or loved one means worrying about the reminders you cannot see. RemindRelay quietly handles the routine ones and brings you in only when a reminder goes unanswered — consent-based, proportional, and never a constant stream of alerts.
RemindRelay is not a medical device and is not for emergency, clinical, or life-critical use. Reminders are accountability nudges, not monitoring or care, and delivery is best-effort. See the Terms and FAQ.
Consent is built in
Trusted contacts and caregivers opt in before they can ever be escalated to, and can withdraw at any time. Caregiver mode is a calm, consent-based view — not surveillance and not emergency monitoring.
Escalation tiers you control
Decide exactly how far a reminder climbs and who is involved at each step. Most reminders never reach a person at all; the relay only goes as far as it must, then stops the moment someone acknowledges.
Channels that fit
The escalation channels this relies on most.
Tier 0 · Calm
Push Notification
The first, quietest tap on the shoulder.
Tier 1 · Nudge
SMS
A text that lands even when the app is closed.
Tier 3 · Urgent
Voice Call
When silence is not an option, the phone rings.
Tier 4 · Human
Caregiver Alerts
Loop in a trusted person — the last line that always shows up.
Example relay
How an escalation plays out.
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Daily check-in
A gentle reminder to confirm all is well.
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No response
A text nudge follows on the same reminder.
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Voice call
An automated call tries once more, directly.
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Caregiver looped in
The consenting caregiver is notified to follow up.
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Acknowledged → resolved
A single response closes the loop for everyone.
FAQ
Common questions.
Is this emergency monitoring?
No. RemindRelay is not emergency monitoring, not a medical device, and not a substitute for professional care or emergency services. It is an accountability tool with best-effort delivery.
Does the person being cared for have to consent?
Reminders are owned and configured by their owner; anyone added as a trusted contact or caregiver must opt in before they can be escalated to, and can withdraw consent anytime.
How do I avoid being spammed with alerts?
You only receive an alert when a reminder goes unacknowledged past the tier you set. Routine, acknowledged reminders never reach you.
Early access
Stop losing the reminders that matter most.
Join the waitlist for early access to RemindRelay and help shape escalation policies, family workflows, and the integrations you actually need.
Updates only if you opt in. A concept product in active development — iOS first.