WhatsApp check-ins for parents who live far away
A short, familiar message can make it easier to stay in touch between calls. AYANA sends scheduled check-ins to a parent's WhatsApp number and shows their replies to the family member who set up care.
How the check-ins work
Choose a parent, their local time zone and the times that fit their day. AYANA sends the selected WhatsApp messages on that schedule. Parents can reply in WhatsApp without installing another app; the account owner can review responses in the dashboard.
What families can customize
You can choose daily check-in times and supported message languages, including English, Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Gujarati and Punjabi. Plans have different limits, so review the current plan details before subscribing.
A companion to your calls
A missed reply is a reason to check in personally, not proof of a problem. AYANA helps families notice messages and responses; it does not monitor a person's health or provide emergency response.
Common questions
Does my parent need to install an app?
No. Parents use WhatsApp; the family member managing care uses the AYANA dashboard.
Will messages follow my parent's time zone?
Yes. Set the parent's location and local schedule during setup.
AYANA is a family communication service, not a medical or emergency service.