Tablets at 9, the GP on Thursday, the prescription before it runs out. It arrives on their WhatsApp, they tap Done, and you know it's done, even from miles away.
“Look out for each other, wherever you are”
“Gentle nudges, right in WhatsApp”
“No more awkward reminders”
“Peace of mind with one tap”
“Remind once, stop chasing”
Start with one. You can add more whenever you like.
Every day at 9am, with breakfast. If they don't tap Done, you'll know.
The day before and on the morning, so there's time to plan the journey.
A week before the tablets run out, every month.
The evening before collection, every week.
One tap each morning to say they're okay. If they miss it, you'll know.
Set it from anywhere. It arrives at their time, and I'm OK can write to them in English or Italian.
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Set it up in a minute.
Add someone to your circle and write the reminder in a few words.
It arrives in WhatsApp at the time you choose, so you never have to chase.
See it on your page every time. If they forget, I let you know.
Upgrade when you want a message every time it's done. The people you remind never pay.
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No. Reminders arrive on WhatsApp, which they already have. They tap Yes once, then Done each time.
You get a WhatsApp message, so you can give them a call. With Plus, they also get a gentle nudge first.
Yes. Reminders arrive at their local time, and I'm OK can write to them in English or Italian.
No. It sends the reminders you set. For anything about doses or medicines, talk to their GP or pharmacist. In an emergency, call 999.
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