Never wonder what you're overdue for.

Yes. There's no card to enter and no trial that runs out. Everything on this page — reminders, family sharing, record scanning, booking help — is included.

Not to start. You can set up your whole household and get reminders without ever signing in. When you do want an account — Apple, Google, or a one-time code by email or phone — everything you've already added comes with you.

An account is what lets your household follow you to a new phone and lets you share it with family.

No. Checkup's default schedules come from general public-health guidance — a yearly physical, a dental cleaning every six months, rabies every three years. They are starting points, not prescriptions. If your doctor, dentist, or vet says something different, change the cadence to match or turn the item off. Your clinician's advice always wins.

Rarely, on purpose. Everything due across your household arrives as one digest, not a message per item. Each reminder repeats about monthly by default, and you can snooze it, slow it down, or switch it off from the reminder itself. Quiet hours keep everything silent overnight or whenever you choose.

People, pets, your home, and your vehicles. Each comes with a catalog of the usual things — physicals and cleanings, vaccines and parasite prevention, furnace service and smoke-detector batteries, oil changes and registration — and you can add your own custom reminder for anything with a "due again" date. Checkup is also careful about what it doesn't suggest: renters aren't nagged about the landlord's furnace, and an electric car never hears about oil.

Two ways. Invite someone with a short code and you'll both see and manage the same household — kids, pets, home, all of it. Or, if they'd rather stay out of the app, CC them on reminder emails; they can mark something booked or say "not now" right from their inbox, no login required.

Only on your phone, and only when you ask it to suggest appointment times. It reads free/busy from the calendars already on your device — iCloud, Google, Outlook — and nothing about your events leaves the phone. The only thing we ever receive is the time windows you choose to send. There's no cloud calendar linking and never a login prompt for it.

For vets, home services, and auto shops, you can hand the reminder to us. You pick a few times that work, we ask for a callback number, and a real person phones the provider and books inside your windows. You watch progress in the app, and when it's booked the reminder flips to scheduled on its own and a calendar invite lands in your inbox.

Doctors and dentists aren't included yet — human health bookings need a different kind of care, and we'd rather do it right than do it soon.

It's read and then discarded. The photo and the text pulled from it are processed in memory and never stored or logged. The only thing saved is the rows you approve after reviewing them — and you can fix a date or skip a line before anything is written. Scanning is for pet records only for now.

Only if you ask. Text reminders are off by default; you turn them on in Settings, verify your number with a one-time code, and can stop any time by replying STOP or flipping the toggle back off. We never send marketing texts. The full SMS terms are short and worth a read.

Settings → Delete all data. It removes every person, pet, reminder, provider, and history you've added, immediately and permanently. If you'd rather we handle it, email hello@trycheckup.app. Our privacy policy covers the rest — no ads, no data sales, no third-party analytics.

iPhone and Android, with the same features on both. Reminder emails work anywhere you read email, so a partner on either platform — or no smartphone at all — can still help.