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Templates & checklists
Use ready-to-adapt messages, setup scripts, privacy reviews, and practical connection checklists.
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A simple check-in agreement
Use this short template to agree on who receives an update, when you usually send it, and what you do outside the app.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsA message for inviting someone
Explain the invitation before sending it. Tell the person that DailyCheck shares chosen updates privately and requires the app and iCloud.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsClear ways to ask for a call
Give the person a time and a little context when you ask for a call. Keep it short enough to answer easily.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsWrite a useful request for help
Name the task, the date, and what a useful reply would be. A clear practical request is easier to act on than “I need help”.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsTell your family you’re taking a break
Tell your people when you want to pause the routine. A short message can explain the change without making a daily tap feel compulsory.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsTest a new connection together
Use a real check-in between two iPhones to confirm the setup. A connected label and a recorded tap are useful checks, but neither alone proves receipt.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsDecline a daily check-in invitation clearly
Use a short message to decline a DailyCheck invitation without agreeing to an unwanted routine. Declining does not require an explanation of your day.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsExplain that you are stopping shared check-ins
Tell the person that your sharing arrangement is ending, then use DailyCheck’s access controls. A message explaining the decision does not revoke access.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsTell someone your check-in circle is changing
Use separate messages for the person leaving your recipient list and the person you want to invite. Get the new person’s agreement before adding them.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsReview privacy when another person uses your iPhone
Private sharing does not hide an open app from someone using your unlocked phone. Review device access alongside DailyCheck’s recipient list.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsCheck a photo before sharing it with family
Review the entire image and the current recipient list before attaching a photo. The intended subject may not be the only information visible.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsRecord a short family voice update
Start with one ordinary sentence, add one useful detail, and say whether you want a reply. A voice note can remain brief and optional.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsFind a few words for a daily check-in
Use one concrete observation, preference, or small update when you want to add a note. You do not need a daily report or a polished message.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsShare a useful appointment update
Include the date, local time, and the practical help you want. A shared appointment update does not book a visit or assign someone responsibility.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsConfirm who agreed to help with a task
Turn an accepted offer into a clear arrangement through a direct conversation. A check-in request alone does not tell you someone has taken responsibility.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsClarify an older family update
Name the older record and give the current information directly. Do not let “latest received” imply “sent today” when the displayed date is earlier.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsTell your check-in circle about a new number
Tell chosen people the number you want them to use and the effective date. Confirm an unexpected number change through an established contact route.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsReview a check-in export before keeping or sharing it
Open the exact exported file and check its contents, destination, and access. An export button’s confirmation does not tell you who can read the saved copy.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsReview a new check-in routine after one week
Ask whether the routine helped both people and whether it still feels voluntary. Review the arrangement rather than counting taps as a success score.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsKeep a useful two-phone troubleshooting log
Record what each phone shows during one controlled test. A short log helps separate recording, invitation acceptance, delivery, and notification presentation.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsPlan a comfortable DailyCheck setup session
Ask what makes reading and tapping comfortable before helping with setup. Let the phone owner choose settings and perform account entry privately.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsPrepare your check-in setup before changing iPhones
Record the current setup and verify any information you want to retain before changing phones. Do not assume a device transfer recreates every DailyCheck connection.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsReschedule a family call without time-zone confusion
State the old time, the proposed new date and city, and ask for confirmation. Do not change the arrangement merely by adding a check-in note.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsAgree on whether a check-in needs a reply
Decide which updates are simply a hello and which requests need a direct answer. Receiving a check-in does not automatically establish acknowledgment.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsAsk before starting a family check-in routine
Use these questions before sending a DailyCheck invitation. Agreement should cover the routine, the recipients, and the ability to change or stop it.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsExplain a period with unreliable internet
Tell your people which ordinary contact route is available when internet access is unreliable. Avoid promising that app updates will arrive on time.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsWalk through DailyCheck setup on a call
Use this call script when you are helping someone connect from another place. Let each person operate their own iPhone and enter their own account details.
Read the guide Templates & checklistsConfirm the first shared check-in
Read back a fresh test check-in together. Match the sender, date, status, and optional note before relying on a new connection.
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