Someone to call your mother every morning - and remember what she said.
A short, warm phone call at the same time each day. How did you sleep, what's today. And then: tell me about the farm. By the third week it's asking about her sister's visit by name. You get a note after every call, in her words. At the end of the year, her stories are a book.
1. You tell us about her. Her name, what she likes to be called, her number, what time of morning suits her, and a few things to start with - where she grew up, who she married, what she loves to talk about.
2. The first call asks her. The caller introduces itself - plainly, as an AI you set up - and asks whether she'd like these calls. If she says no, that's the end of it and you're not charged.
3. Every morning, a good long talk. Ten or twenty minutes. It checks in, then gets her talking, and it remembers: every call is briefed on everything she's told it before. If she doesn't pick up, it tries twice more and then texts you. That's all it does - it is not an alarm or a medical line.
4. You get the note. She gets the book. After each call, a few sentences: how she said she is, what she talked about, anything she asked to pass along. Her stories go into her book as she tells them, in her voice - you can read it any time, and print it when it's ready.
What it costs
$29 a month. The first two weeks are free, and she has to say yes first. Cancel any time; the book is hers either way.
Right now we're opening this to a few families at a time. If you have an invitation code, you can set it up now; otherwise leave your email and we'll write when there's room.
Straight answers
Is it a person? No. It says so on every call. It's an AI, made to listen well and remember.
What if she falls? If she tells the caller she's hurt or frightened, it tells her to call 911 or you, and texts you that minute. It cannot detect a fall, and it never calls 911 itself. If you need that, get a medical alert pendant as well - this is company, not safety equipment.
Who reads the calls? The transcript stays with us so the caller can remember. You get the note and her stories. We don't sell anything and we don't share anything.
What if she says the same story every day? Then it hears it every day, like a good friend would, and keeps the version with the most in it.