Daily Check-in App for Asthma Patients
Severe asthma attacks can make it impossible to speak or call for help. A daily check-in ensures someone is watching out for you.
Free forever • No credit card • iOS & Android
The Problem
Sound familiar? You're not alone.
Severe attacks can prevent speaking or dialing a phone
Nighttime asthma episodes happen when no one is around to help
Environmental triggers can cause sudden, unexpected flare-ups
During a severe attack, speaking or dialing a phone number may be physically impossible
How I'm Alive Solves This
A simple solution that actually works.
Morning check-in confirms you made it through the night safely
Missed check-in triggers alert—critical when you can't physically call for help
Optional notes track daily breathing quality for pattern recognition
No complex interaction required—a single tap is all you need even on difficult breathing days
How It Works
Three simple steps.
Set Your Time
Choose when to check in each day
Tap I'm Okay
One tap confirms you're safe
Auto-Alert
Miss a check-in? Contact is notified
Features
One-Tap Check-In
Large, easy button - done in seconds
Customizable Schedule
Set your perfect check-in time
Smart Alerts
Escalating notifications if you miss
Check-In Notes
Add context like 'Going hiking today'
History Tracking
See all your past check-ins
Free to Start
Core safety features always free
Frequently Asked Questions
What if I have a severe attack and can't reach my phone?
That's exactly what the automatic alert is for. When you miss your check-in window, your emergency contact is notified and can send help.
Should I set my check-in for morning or evening?
Morning is recommended for asthma patients since nighttime attacks are common. A morning check-in confirms you're okay after the night.
Can I note my peak flow readings?
Yes! Use the optional notes to log peak flow numbers or breathing quality. This creates a simple daily log you can share with your pulmonologist.
Is this useful for exercise-induced asthma?
Yes. If you exercise alone, check in after your workout. Your contact knows to worry only if the check-in doesn't come.
I live alone and my asthma is worse during allergy season. Should I use this only seasonally?
You can use it year-round since it is free, but it is especially important during seasons when your asthma is more volatile. Severe attacks can happen any time of year, and the safety net is most valuable when you least expect to need it.
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Free forever • No credit card required • iOS & Android
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