The recall notice actually meant for you. So you can do something about it.

FDA, USDA, NHTSA and CPSC each send everything they publish — you get hundreds of notices a year, almost none about products in your house. We match against your specific brands, vehicles and prescriptions, and only ping you on real overlaps. The federal feeds are great for journalists; we're built for households.

When you add a prescription, we track the drug and strength. When the FDA recalls that drug, we surface the alert with the affected lot codes from the agency notice — you compare the codes against the bottle in your cabinet. We don't ask for your lot codes (we don't want that data) and we never tell you to stop a medication.

Two reasons. It cuts trial-farm signups, and it means we can keep the price at $34.99/year for everyone who actually uses the service. We send a reminder three days before the trial ends. You can cancel from the app or web in one tap and you're refunded prorated within 14 days of conversion.

Yes. Family covers up to 6 members on one account. Each member can have their own allergies, medications, and devices, and you control who gets alerts for what. Adult members can have their own login; kids' profiles are managed by the account owner.

Directly from the FDA, USDA FSIS, NHTSA, and CPSC — the four federal agencies that issue safety recalls in the U.S. Every alert links the original government notice and recall ID. We don't paraphrase, repackage as news, or accept paid placement.

Average time from agency publication to your phone is about 5 minutes. We poll the federal feeds on a 5-minute cadence. Class III alerts roll into the Sunday digest by default — you can change that.