GettingOut Visits represents Telmate's mobile solution for remote video visitation within correctional facilities, addressing the logistical challenges of in-person visits. The iOS application enables real-time video communication between incarcerated individuals and their approved contacts, operating through a facility-partnered model that currently limits availability to participating institutions. This specialized communication platform occupies a niche market segment, distinguishing itself through on-demand functionality rather than requiring scheduled appointments. The application's core functionality centers on its 'Visit Now' feature, which allows immediate connection attempts without pre-arrangement. Users initiate video calls through an interface that displays contact availability status, with billing calculated per-minute rather than through subscription models. The system incorporates identity verification protocols matching facility requirements and maintains call logs for institutional monitoring. Technical implementation utilizes standard video streaming technology with adjustments for facility security protocols and network limitations. User experience reflects the constrained environment of correctional technology, featuring a utilitarian interface prioritizing function over aesthetic design. The onboarding process requires facility-specific authentication and contact approval procedures that can vary significantly between institutions. Real-world usage patterns show peak activity during evening hours and weekends, aligning with typical visitation schedules. Network performance depends heavily on institutional infrastructure, with some users reporting variable video quality depending on facility bandwidth availability. No verifiable user reviews are currently available through public app stores, indicating either limited deployment or restricted review publishing. The absence of user feedback prevents analysis of common satisfaction trends or technical issues. This lack of publicly available user data makes comprehensive assessment challenging and suggests potential barriers to user engagement or feedback collection mechanisms. The application demonstrates clear utility for families separated by incarceration, particularly those facing geographical or transportation barriers. However, the limited facility availability represents a significant constraint, restricting access to partnered institutions only. Technical performance remains dependent on correctional facility infrastructure, creating inconsistent user experiences across different locations. The pay-per-minute model provides cost flexibility but may create financial barriers for extended communications. Ideal usage scenarios involve brief, frequent check-ins rather than extended conversations, particularly for users with reliable mobile data connections.