Three steps, and you make the call
Enter your work email to get your one-time code.
Call +1 (779) 244-6850 and enter the code on the keypad.
Hear the check-in, the same warm daily call Kogsy makes.
A warm, natural voice, and it never pretends to be human
When you call, Kogsy answers, says plainly that it is an automated voice and not a real person, and has a short, friendly check-in chat. You can end the call at any time. If they can answer a phone, they can use it. Nothing to learn.
Prefer a quick preview first? Here is how a Kogsy call sounds.
Built and run by one person you can reach
I'm Henrik, a former EMT. I built Kogsy, and if anything about the call seems off to you, you can email or text me directly and a human answers.
A word on privacy: getting a code takes nothing from you but a tap. Sample calls are not recorded. For a family sample call, we don't save your number. If you complete a call using a business sample code, we save the number you call from for up to 90 days and may use it for one personal follow-up call. You can object at any time. The details are in our privacy notice.
What people ask before they call
Who am I calling?
You call Kogsy's sample line and hear the check-in yourself. It's the same call Kogsy makes on a daily plan. Nothing is dialed out to you or to anyone else.
Does it sound robotic?
Listen to the preview above and judge for yourself, then call and hear the whole thing live. It is a warm, natural voice, and it opens by saying it is an automated voice.
Can someone else hear it?
Yes. Make the call and hand over the phone, or put it on speaker. Same call, no extra step and no new code.
Do you record the call?
Sample calls are not recorded. For a family sample call, we don't save your number. If you complete a call using a business sample code, we save the number you call from for up to 90 days for one personal follow-up call, and you can object at any time.
Is this medical care?
No. Kogsy is a friendly wellness check-in, not medical care, not a diagnosis, and not an alarm system. It never replaces 911.
Hear it for yourself
One code, one call, and you'll know exactly how it sounds.
Get a one-time sample call code