Routine safety netRoutine Safety Net
£24.99 / monthPrecise scheduled check-ins for a daily rhythm, with the contact plan agreed before calls begin.
A familiar, founder-recorded voice
A contact plan agreed before calls begin
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For mental health & epilepsy safety nets
A precise routine, with a human plan for the gaps.
Time-specific routine check-in calls for people who benefit from a dependable prompt, plus an agreed contact plan when a check is missed.
A call with a clear purpose
Hello, it’s Jade.
The words can be familiar. The steps can be agreed.
The right amount of support
Built around the person, not the technology.
No app to learn and no clinical language to decode. Just a calm setup, a call at the agreed time, and an honest next step if someone does not answer.
Set the check-in time as part of a clear routine
Agree who is contacted and in what order
Keep the role of the service honest and easy to understand
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Reassurance, not clinical monitoring.
KindCall does not detect seizures, provide medical advice, monitor health clinically, or respond as an emergency service. It is a reassurance service only.
Product details, pricing and availability are kept with the live KindCall catalogue. Any pre-launch detail is confirmed during setup.
Simple by design
How a KindCall check works.
01
A calm setup
We talk through the preferred times, the words that feel familiar, and the contact steps to follow if a check is missed.
02
A call with a purpose
The scheduled call arrives as agreed. The customer can answer in their own time and voice, without needing an app.
03
A clear next step
If a check is missed, we follow the agreed contact sequence. Nothing is presented as automatic emergency response.
KindCall is not seizure detection, clinical monitoring, medical advice, or an emergency response. It is not a substitute for emergency services.
Before the first call
Consent comes before reassurance.
Voice recordings are made only with consent and used to deliver the agreed calls. We explain what is recorded, who may be contacted, and how recordings and notes are handled before the service starts.