Refer & Earn: Helping others benefit from our daily wellbeing check-ins

CREATED BY STEFFI LEWIS Published: 31/07/2026 @ 09:01AM #YourPING #DailyWellbeing #ReferAndEarn #SharingIsCaring #PeaceOfMind

Sometimes the best recommendations come from those we trust most. A friend mentions an app that has made life easier. A colleague shares a genuinely useful service. A neighbour tells you about something that brings peace of mind. At YourPING, we believe daily wellbeing check-ins are worth sharing, which is why we've introduced our Refer & Earn affiliate programme ...

Refer & Earn rewards you for spreading the word about our daily wellbeing check-ins, helping others find reassurance

Every YourPING account now includes its own unique affiliate link. Simply create your free account, copy your link from the Refer & Earn page, and share it with anyone you think could benefit from our daily wellbeing check-ins. Youdo notneed to subscribe to check-ins yourself.

If someone subscribes through your link, you'll earn monthly commission for as long as they remain a subscriber!

The people you recommend don't have to fit into just one category. They might be friends or family members living independently, parents with children leaving home for university, remote or lone workers, campervan enthusiasts enjoying our beautiful countryside, older relatives, carers, churches, faith groups, charities or local businesses looking after the wellbeing of their staff.

If someone you meet could benefit from up to three daily check-ins, then do recommend YourPING by sharing your affiliate link with them.

We wanted to make referring people as straightforward as possible. There are no applications to complete, no approval process, and no complicated rules to learn. Every member automatically becomes an affiliate the moment they create a free account. Your personal dashboard includes your unique affiliate link, ready-to-share social media posts, images, and helpful suggestions to make it quick and easy to recommend YourPING.

The best part is that you're not expected
to become a salesperson!

Simply share YourPING when it feels natural. Perhaps someone mentions they're worried about an elderly parent living alone, that a friend is preparing for university, or that a colleague is working remotely and not speaking to anyone for days on end. Those everyday conversations often become opportunities to introduce a service that could genuinely improve their peace of mind.

Every new subscriber means one more person benefiting from daily wellbeing check-ins and one more trusted contact who'll know if they haven't checked in as expected. By sharing YourPING, you're helping extend that reassurance to more people while earning a little extra each month yourself.

Our mission has always been simple: "Because someone should notice if you don't check in".

If you believe that too, we'd love your help spreading the word. Create your free account, share your unique referral link with friends, family and colleagues, and help more people benefit from our daily wellbeing check-ins.Every person who signs up because of you is one more person with someone looking out for them.

And the best part? You don't need a paid subscription to take part in Refer & Earn. Simply create your free account and start sharing. Your unique referral link is ready whenever you are.

Until next time ...

STEFFI LEWIS
A.K.A The SaaSy Coder
Creator of sBlogIt!, YourPCM, YourBOT & YourPING

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About Steffi Lewis ...
Based in the charming village of Hanslope in Buckinghamshire, UK, I bring over 30 years of experience in web development. From creating my first website for the Open University in 1993, through being part of the dot com boom, to my explorations in SaaS and AI over the last few years, my journey has been a rich tapestry of web projects, big and small, both funded and bootstrapped. YourPING was created around a very modern idea: in a world of remote work, automated living and digital communication, it has become surprisingly easy for people to quietly drift off the radar. Bills are paid automatically, shopping arrives online and many people can go days without speaking to someone directly, even while remaining connected to the world through screens and social media. Designed as a calm and supportive daily check-in system, YourPING helps provide quiet reassurance for people who live alone, work remotely, travel frequently or simply value their independence. Using browser notifications, SMS backup alerts, email escalation and trusted contacts, the platform is intentionally simple to use without complicated gadgets, wearables or intrusive monitoring. At its heart, YourPING is not about fear or surveillance. It is about modern independent living and the simple comfort of knowing that if something feels unusual, somebody will notice. My head is in the cloud, my heart belongs to the web, and my soul is filled with such beautiful code 💚

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