SMS Consent and Messaging Terms

A user enters their phone number inside Homeflow Settings, requests SMS verification, receives a Twilio Verify code, and enters that code in Homeflow. After the phone number is verified, the user may explicitly turn SMS notifications on in Settings. SMS notifications default to off.

Parent/admin household contacts may receive emergency alerts only after they are added as household contacts and SMS is enabled and verified where required. Household administrators are responsible for obtaining consent before entering another adult's phone number.

• Phone verification codes requested by the user.
• Emergency/SOS alerts sent to opted-in household parent/admin contacts.
• Selected operational household notifications after the user enables SMS.

Homeflow SMS messages do not include passwords, reset links, OAuth tokens, Wi-Fi passwords, payroll details, private notes, medical details, receipt/photo content, or AI summaries.

• Your Homeflow verification code is 123456.
• Homeflow SOS alert for your household. Open Homeflow for details. If this is an emergency, call 911.
• Homeflow: SMS notifications are enabled for your account. Reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help.

Reply STOP to opt out of Homeflow SMS messages. Reply START to resume messages after an opt-out. Reply HELP for help. You can also turn SMS off in Homeflow Settings or contact support@myaihomeflow.com.

Message frequency varies by household setup and user actions. Message and data rates may apply. SMS delivery can be delayed, blocked, filtered, or unavailable and is not a 911 or emergency dispatch service.

We process phone numbers, verification metadata, consent state, and delivery metadata as described in our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.