Normal activity checks you in
During your Active Hours, recent step activity can confirm normal activity automatically and reset the no-activity timer.
QuietOK watches for normal activity during the hours you choose. When activity goes quiet, it asks you first — and only emails your Trusted People if you don’t respond.
Normal activity is the check-in. No daily tap required.
QuietOK is designed to stay out of the way. Recent step activity from your iPhone — or Apple Watch when available — is used to confirm normal activity automatically. Apple Watch is not required.
During your Active Hours, recent step activity can confirm normal activity automatically and reset the no-activity timer.
If the no-activity interval is reached, QuietOK asks “Everything OK?” and gives you time to respond.
If you don’t respond, QuietOK’s server sends a check-in email to the Trusted People you selected.
The app uses only the information needed to provide the check-in service. Raw HealthKit step samples stay on your device.
No. QuietOK can use step activity from your iPhone. If Apple Watch step activity is available through HealthKit, QuietOK can use that too.
No. QuietOK does not request location permission and does not use location to provide check-ins.
You set Active Hours. Quiet Hours do not accumulate inactivity, and the no-activity timer starts fresh when the next Active Hours period begins.
If QuietOK cannot confirm expected activity and you do not respond to the check-in, Trusted People receive an email asking them to check on you. If you later tap “I’M OK,” QuietOK can send an all-clear.
No. Buy QuietOK once and use it without a recurring subscription.
Setup, permissions, Trusted People, email delivery, and data deletion.