When the government recalls something you own, you'll know within minutes.

The agency mailing lists send everything they publish — hundreds of notices a year, nearly all about products you don't own. RecallPing compares each notice against the brands, vehicles, and medications you've added, and only sends the ones that match.

You add the drug name and strength, and that's all matching needs. If the FDA recalls that drug, your alert includes the affected lot codes from the agency notice, so you can check them against the bottle in your cabinet. We never suggest stopping a medication — that's between you and your pharmacist.

It prevents abuse of the free trial, which keeps the price at $34.99 a year. We email you three days before the trial ends, and you can cancel in one tap from the app or the web. If you're charged anyway, you have 14 days to get a prorated refund.

Yes. Household covers up to 6 member profiles on one account. Each member can have their own allergies, medications, and vehicles, and every alert is tagged with whose item it matched — so one person can manage recall safety for the whole household from a single login.

Directly from the FDA, USDA FSIS, CPSC, and NHTSA — the four federal agencies that issue safety recalls in the U.S. Every alert links the original government notice and recall ID, so you can always read the source.

Average time from agency publication to your phone is about 5 minutes. We poll the federal feeds on a 5-minute cadence. Class III alerts roll into the Sunday digest by default — you can change that.