Coming to iPhone and Android
Steady help, one tap away.
Evenhold is a family help desk for looking after someone you love. Your loved one gets one calm screen with a few big buttons. The family gets one shared desk to answer scam questions, respond to alerts and see where they are, with their OK.
The preview runs in your browser with sample data. It doesn't call, text or alert anyone.
Features
Many family safety tools focus on monitoring accounts. Evenhold is built for the everyday moments: a strange text, a call that feels off, or a day when your loved one needs help fast.
Your loved one sends a strange text, email or call to the family. Whoever is free answers "Let's verify this" with a specific next step, like calling the bank on the number on their card, or "Don't respond."
One button asks first, then lets the family know your loved one needs help. On Free it reaches one family member in the app. On the Family plans it reaches all the caregivers.
Large text and one clear button per line. Tap and talk lets them just say what they need. No ads, upgrade offers or sales pop-ups on their screen. Ever.
Caregivers share one Home: what's waiting, open alerts, the safety checklist, the emergency card and who did what. Nobody carries the worry alone.
For the day someone gets locked out of an account. A printable sheet your family fills in by hand together: where things are kept and who to call. It never holds passwords, and Evenhold never stores them.
In the iPhone and Android apps, alerts are designed to break through vibrate and silent, once a caregiver allows it in setup. Whether an alert sounds still depends on each phone's settings, so we'll include a test alert in setup.
Location, with their OK
How it works
Add your loved one, their emergency info and the family members who help. A step-by-step guide walks you through it.
Install Evenhold on their iPhone or Android phone and send their personal invite. They open it and tap "Yes, this is my phone." No passwords to remember.
It lands on the shared desk. Whoever is free answers with a clear next step, and everyone can see it's been taken care of.
We're opening Evenhold to a small group of families first.
Why we built it
Looking after family, especially from a distance, can mean a lot of "is this real?" phone calls, scattered notes, and worry that one person carries alone.
We wanted something simpler: one calm screen for the person you love, and one place where the whole family can help. We believe loved ones deserve to stay independent and feel respected, not watched, and that safety basics should never cost extra.
Help families keep their loved ones safe, connected and independent, without making anyone learn complicated technology.
Trust and privacy
Evenhold is in preview. Right now the only thing we collect is the email address you enter to join early access. See our privacy policy.
Pricing
Evenhold isn't open for sign-ups yet, and no payments are taken. These are the prices we're planning.
Always free on every plan: Call 911, Call my family, the emergency card with home address, and Alert my family.
$0
1 loved one
Most families
$4.99/month
or $39/year ($3.25 a month)
Up to 2 loved ones
$8.99/month
or $69/year ($5.75 a month)
Up to 4 loved ones
FAQ
Not the big-button screen. That part needs an iPhone or Android smartphone. If your loved one has a flip phone or landline, the family can still use the printable emergency card and break-glass sheet, but scam checks, alerts and location need a smartphone.
Very little. You set things up from the family side. Your loved one opens the invite you send and taps "Yes, this is my phone." There are no passwords for them to remember. Location sharing is optional, and only they can turn it on.
Those are well-known services, and each has its own focus, such as family location sharing, watching bank and credit accounts for unusual activity, or a medical alert device. Evenhold is a family help desk: your loved one asks, and the family answers. It doesn't watch bank or credit accounts, it isn't a medical alert or 24/7 monitoring service, and it isn't identity theft insurance. Some families may use Evenhold alongside those services.
That's the plan for the iPhone and Android apps. Alerts are designed to break through vibrate and silent once you allow it during setup, and setup will include a test alert. We can't promise every alert will sound, because that depends on each phone's settings and permissions. In an emergency, your loved one should always call 911.
No. The Call 911 button asks first, then opens the phone's own dialer, and the call goes through the phone itself. Evenhold doesn't monitor anyone or dispatch help.
No. Evenhold helps you turn on your phone carrier's free call filtering, and "Who called?" helps you look up a number. Scam check answers are a first read to help your family decide, not a guarantee.
Not yet. Evenhold is coming to iPhone and Android, and we'll open it to a small group of families first. You can try the preview in your browser with sample data today.
Early access
Leave your email and we'll let you know when Evenhold opens to the first families. No spam, and you can unsubscribe anytime.
Want to look around first? Try the preview.
Evenhold doesn't monitor your loved one, dispatch help, or contact 911 for anyone. The Call 911 button simply opens the phone's own dialer, and every call goes through the phone itself. In an emergency, always call 911 directly.
