Jan 26, 2012 As of today, we'll be shutting down the I’mOK service.
A deep, heartfelt thanks goes out to our many friends and supporters, and most of all to the tens of thousands of families who made I’mOK a part of their lives.
Be assured that all accounts will be terminated immediately, along with any and all personal data. If you have any questions, let us know at support@imok.com
Oct 28, 2011 We are so pleased to be able to share some of the fantastic new reviews for I'mOK. As always, thanks for the attention and support!
Mashable: App Makes Checking-in With Parents a Game
148Apps: Improve Family Communication with I'mOK
TheOnlineMom: I'mOK Review
Commonsensemedia: I'mOK App Review
Fractus Learning: I'mOK Makes Checking-in Fun
Coolmomtech: Halloween Review
Susan.me: Keeping up with the Kiddos
Oct 28, 2011 How do I check-in?
How do I add details to my check-in?
How do I view my clan?
What happens to my points?
How do I add wishlist items?
How do i see if other adults I know have
checked-in somewhere?
Oct 19, 2011 It has been many months of hard work, but today we are excited to announce that we are out of beta! Head on over to the homepage or the iTunes store, download the app and get started. And let us know what you think.
We've had some great reviews flowing in...click here to read some of them
Thanks for all for the support thus far. Now it finally begins!
Sep 18, 2011 We're excited to be participating in the Family Online Safety Institute's Annual Conference, in Washington, D.C. November 9th and 10th. I'll be on a panel led by Monica Vila, "the Online Mom," alongside some terrific parenting bloggers. Here's the topic direct from the program:
Report from the FRONT LINE: Moms and Dads talk about what's next to protect kids
Recent survey released by FOSI demonstrates an increased awareness and use by parents of parental controls to protect their children online, but what are the most pressing issues day-to-day faced by moms and dads given the increased pressure to use and embrace technology?
Our panel explores the connection between parenting and technology, how it has evolved in ways that are both good and dangerous. Issues such as how to achieve connectedness with your kids so they make good decisions and how brands can best communicate the value of the available tools to increase safeguards against inappropriate content, contact and conduct.
This is a great conference, and I hope those of you in the area can make it. As usual, we'll be advocating for technologies and products designed to increase openness and conversation, those that bring families closer. Getting into a tech arms race with your children over how completely you can track their whereabouts and communication..well, that's not our style!
Here's the link to the Conference schedule and information: http://bit.ly/rjctm4
