How it works
Five small things, and the people who matter stay in the loop.
No sign-up needed to look around. This is the real product.
Check in
One tap says how you're doing: I'm Good, Do not disturb, or Check on me. That's the whole habit.
Today
Good morning, Dana
Checked in at 8:04 AM
Choose who knows
Your Circle is the people you pick. What each person can see depends on the permissions you select, and you can change or remove them any time.
My Circle
Let them know you're home
Heading out? Say so. When you're back, I'm home closes it out and Tell Perry attempts to notify the people you chose. If you weren't out, it still shares a simple home safe note.
Out right now
Evening walk
Home safe — the people you chose have been notified.
Keep important things ready
Just in Case holds people and health, notes about where documents and belongings are, and instructions and wishes. You write the details — there are no document uploads. It tells you honestly how much you've filled in, nothing more.
Just in Case
67%
People & health
3 notes saved
Where things are
1 note saved
Instructions & wishes
Nothing yet
Perry keeps things simple
Perry is not a chatbot. It surfaces your reminders, flags an invitation nobody accepted, and points at the one thing worth doing next.
Perry
Your information. Your choices.
Tell Perry is designed to share less, not more. Nothing is shared until you choose to share it, with a specific person, for the specific thing you allowed. You can change or remove access whenever you want, and what someone can access depends on the permissions you select and the features you use.
Tell Perry is built around check-ins, updates, reminders and permissions — not continuous location monitoring. It attempts to deliver the notifications you choose, though delivery can depend on your device settings, email and push providers, and internet availability. It is not an emergency service and does not contact 911 or dispatch anyone. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.