Is it Well?

Is It Well? — When You Need a Friend

Every day, one question: Is it well with you?

Tap Yes — you've checked in for the day. Tap No — your trusted contacts are notified by SMS instantly.

That's it. No complicated features. No journaling. Just one tap that keeps you accountable and your circle ready when it matters most.

HOW IT WORKS

Open the app and answer one question: Is it well with you?

If you're doing well, tap Yes. You've checked in. A simple daily habit of self-awareness starts to build.

If you're not okay, tap No. Every contact in your trusted list receives an SMS right away — letting them know you're having a rough day and could use a message or a visit. You don't have to explain yourself. You don't have to reach out one by one. One tap does it all.

YOUR TRUSTED CIRCLE

Add up to 5 people you trust — family, friends, a therapist, anyone who has your back. These are the people who get notified when you need them. You control the list and can update it any time.

WHO IS THIS FOR?

• People who live alone and want loved ones to know they're okay • Anyone navigating depression, anxiety, or difficult mental health days • People who find it hard to reach out for help directly • Caregivers who want a simple daily signal from someone they worry about • Anyone who wants to build a small, meaningful daily wellness habit

SIMPLE BY DESIGN

No mood graphs. No streaks. No pressure. Is It Well? is intentionally minimal — because when you're not okay, the last thing you need is a complicated app. Help should be one tap away.

PRIVACY

Your data stays between you and your trusted contacts. No ads. No data selling.

Is It Well? is available with a one-time in-app purchase for lifetime access. No subscriptions. No recurring fees. Pay once, use it for life.

DISCLAIMER

Is It Well? is designed for general wellness and personal support. It is not a medical device and does not provide diagnosis, treatment, or medical advice. It is not a substitute for professional mental health care or emergency services. If you are in immediate danger, please contact local emergency services.