What it does
Leave your phone number in the box on earlie.ai. The box opens Messages with a short hi and your code; send it, and Earlie answers and asks a few short questions: your first name, your goal, your city, and whether you are 18 or over (your age is a fine answer). Early access is free. People get in in the order they signed up, as spots open.
How to use it
- Leave your number on earlie.ai.
- Send the hi. Tap Open Messages and press send. On a computer, scan the code with your iPhone camera. It takes about a minute.
- Wait for your spot. Earlie tells you when you are in.
- Set up with Earlie. A few questions about you, including any pain or injury, so your plan works around it. Say you have none and he asks nothing more about it. Earlie is not a doctor: for warning signs he tells you to get medical help.
Limits
- Earlie works in iMessage, on iPhone, iPad and Mac.
- You send the first message, in every country. Earlie never texts you first.
- If your iPhone writes from your Apple ID email, the code in your hi tells Earlie it is you. A message Earlie cannot match gets a short hello that points you to earlie.ai.
- Spots are limited. When none are open, you join the list.
- Setup questions come in the language you signed up in. English is the default.
- Earlie does not offer a fresh start of the setup. For now, the only way to start over is to delete your account.