The app that simplifies daily peace of mind: Io Sto Bene arrives!

With that touch of lightness we like to bring to the projects we talk about, today we're talking about a new app fresh from the App Store that makes a beautiful, yet powerful promise: letting those you love know that everything's okay. We're talking about Io Sto Bene ( I'm Feeling Fine), the new app developed by The Thinking Clouds designed to bring peace of mind to those who live alone and those who care for them.

A check-in with a tap

The strength of I'm Fine lies in its incredible ease of use: no complicated menus, no messages to type, no convoluted configurations. There's just one large, clearly visible button—press it and you'll instantly send a notification to your followers to let them know "I'm fine." It's a small gesture, but it eliminates a lot of unnecessary worries.

The app is designed specifically for seniors or anyone living alone, but it's also incredibly valuable for those with distant family members or caregivers who want simple, instant feedback on their daily well-being.

Simplicity and respect

In a world full of intrusive notifications and reminders, I'm Fine takes a different approach: it doesn't constantly check or send aggressive alerts, it's not a medical monitoring system, and it doesn't replace human contact. Rather, it's a small gesture of care—like a smile or a coffee offered remotely—that helps maintain a strong bond with those around us.

Perfect for everyone, even those who aren't tech-savvy

The interface was designed with great attention to accessibility: clear text, well-spaced buttons, reassuring colors, and no unnecessary features that can confuse. Even those who don't use their smartphone every day can use it easily.

Why this app can really make a difference

In an era where we're always connected but often uneasy, I'm Feeling Good puts simplicity at the center as a tool for well-being. It reduces stress, cuts out repeated phone calls, and above all strengthens that sense of connection and presence that truly matters—for both the person sending the message and the person receiving it.

If you want to integrate or promote it in your digital health and personal support projects, this app is a perfect example of how technology can be a digital embrace—simple, respectful, and useful every day.