Peace of mind that they're okay.

ça va? quietly notices whether Mum uses her phone. All good, and you won't notice a thing. Quiet for long, and ça va? lets you know.

All good

Mum used her phone today at 09:12.

Pieter, An and Rita next door can relax.

Who does what?

ça va? is there for the whole family, and asks little of anyone.

Mum
lives alone
Uses her phone like always. Nothing to press, nothing to remember.
Pieter and An
her children
Only get a message when Mum's phone stays quiet for long. Nothing else.
Rita
next door
Can join without the app. She gets an email if it stays quiet for really long.

Nobody has to keep track. ça va? keeps an eye out, and only speaks up when needed.

All good
All good
Mum uses her phone. ça va? sees it, and nobody gets a message.
ça va?
All good. Pieter and An can see you're fine.
Quiet for half a day
Quiet for half a day
Mum gets a quiet question on her phone.
ça va?
ça va? Tap if all is well.
Quiet for a day
Quiet for a day
You get a message with what we saw. Then you can give her a call.
ça va?
Mum's phone has been quiet for a day. Last used yesterday at 20:40.
Quiet for a day and a half
Quiet for a day and a half
Now the neighbour hears too. Whoever goes to look taps ‘I'll follow up’, so the others know.
ça va?
Pieter is following up.
All well again
All well again
When Mum uses her phone again, everyone hears straight away.
ça va?
All well again with Mum.

Someone rarely uses their phone? Then you choose longer times.

A quarter of an hour together at the kitchen table. After that, it all runs by itself.

ça va? only sees whether the phone is being used. Never:

You can download or delete all your data whenever you like. Read the privacy policy.

ça va? is coming soon to the Play Store.