Daily Start
One quick step first.
Add Daily Start to your Home Screen
On an iPhone this is the only way we are allowed to send you the morning message. It takes about twenty seconds, and you only ever do it once.
- Tap the Share button A square with an arrow coming out of the top. In Safari it is along the bottom of the screen, in Chrome it is in the menu at the top right.
- Choose Add to Home Screen Scroll the list down a little way, it sits below the sharing options.
- Tap Add The Daily Start icon appears on your Home Screen, alongside your other apps.
- Close this page, then open Daily Start from the icon This bit matters. The Home Screen app keeps its own separate login, so it will ask you to sign in once more. That is normal, not something going wrong, and it is the last time you will have to.
You are welcome to carry on in your browser, but Apple will not let us send notifications to a browser tab. You would have to open Daily Start yourself each morning to see how the day had started.
Daily Start notices signs of a normal day, it is not an emergency service or a medical device.
Daily Start
Gentle reassurance, every morning.
Daily Start notices signs of a normal day, it is not an emergency service or a medical device.
Daily Start
While you're locked out, the rest of the family still gets their morning message as usual. Nothing has stopped.
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Around the house
Daily Start notices signs of a normal day, it is not an emergency service or a medical device.
Set up a household
Create the household of the person you look out for. You'll be its owner and can invite the rest of the family.
Expecting an invite instead? It appears here once the household owner sends it to your account's email address.
Let's connect your kit
Your Daily Start kit came with a short code on the box. Pop it in and we'll link the hub and sensors that were paired for you, no scanning, nothing technical.