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Your Coucou exists to help people live independently with confidence, knowing that if they were ever unable to speak for themselves, Coucou would. It provides quiet reassurance to the people who matter most, allowing everyone to enjoy life with greater confidence and fewer worries. Our Vision We believe peace of mind should be part of everyday life. Your Coucou is creating a new category: the Daily Reassurance Network. A place where one simple daily ritual provides confidence, strengthens relationships and supports independent living. Our ambition is to make feeding Coucou as natural as making a morning coffee or locking the front door before leaving home. A small habit that carries real meaning. The Promise Every promise Your Coucou makes can be summed up in one sentence: If I can't speak for myself today, Coucou will. This is more than a product promise. It is the reason Your Coucou exists.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

I love how my Coucou looks out for me.

What a brilliant idea,I love using this app!

It is super easy to set up and use, very pretty design and well thought through.
I have been pleasantly surprised how much I enjoyed the presence of Coucou every day.The everyday notifications give me a sense of being looked after and feeling important,it feels pretty powerful with an immediate reach for help or a call from someone I have chosen and trust. It makes me reflect on my mood each day and it makes me smile seeing the pretty design of the morning and the evening notifications.

I believe that this app can save lives too and is definitely worth having. As life can get busy it is super important to have a regular checks on close friends and members of family. It couldn’t be easier to get it organised with Coucou. It can be tricky to be consistent when ringing or messaging others.

In today’s technology driven age this app finds a unique sense of connection that we all need.

July 16, 2026
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

My father lives alone

My father lives alone, he is in his late 60s. I’ve been using coucou to assist with keeping an eye on him. And I like when he mentions that his bird popped up and he has to feed it. That’s cute.

July 15, 2026
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