For the daughter or son who handles everything

You handle the love. We handle the logistics.

Elderly calls Mom or Dad on the days you pick, and they can call it back any time, day or night. It keeps them company, takes care of what they mention, and tells you how they're really doing. You just tap OK.

$49 a month for the companion and the assistant. First week free, no card. Your parent just needs their phone.

Mom stuff, this weekSarah's list

6 things off your plate

  • Refill her heart pillsRefilled, pickup Thursday
  • Book the cardiology follow-upBooked Tuesday, 10 am, her favorite time
  • Ride to church on SundayRide set for 9:40
  • Groceries, she's low on milkDelivered Wednesday
  • Is she really okay?Bright and chatty, her usual self
  • Update Mark and JenSame note, sent to both
  • Call Mom, just to talk
  • Emma's recital, bring Mom

One refill, start to finish

They mention it. You tap OK. It's done.

No app for your parent, no calls on your lunch break. Things get handled in the conversation they were already having.

1On Mom's phone

Elderly calls. She talks about her week.

Elderly · 4:12
Anything I can take off your plate this week?
I'm almost out of my heart pills. I keep forgetting to call.
I'll ask Sarah and take care of it.
2On your phone

You get one text. One tap.

Elderly now

Mom's almost out of her heart pills. Refill at her usual pharmacy?

3Done

Handled, and Mom hears so on her next call.

Refill ready Thursday Nothing else needs you.
Your pills are ready Thursday. Sarah took care of it.

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Their own line

We call on their days. They can call us any time.

The calls you schedule give their week a shape. Outside of them, Elderly is saved in their phone like family. If they need a refill at 7 am, can't sleep at midnight, or just want to talk, they call and the same companion picks up, already knowing them.

Calls on the days you pick, usually fourTheir line, day or night, included

Anything they ask for on their own call still waits for your OK.

Mom's week6 calls
Mon10:00 am
Elderly called herThe garden, and Emma's recital on Friday.
Tue7:12 am
She called"Can you order my milk?" Sent to you for an OK.
Wed10:00 am
Elderly called herAsked about her knee. Better, she says.
Thu11:40 pm
She called"I couldn't sleep." They talked for 14 minutes.
Fri10:00 am
Elderly called herPlayed Emma's voice note from the recital.
Sat3:05 pm
She called"Tell Luke good luck at his game." Passed on.

Three things, one phone call

A friend for them. A hand for you. An ear on their health.

For your parent

Someone to talk to

Real conversation at their hour, with news from the family inside every call. It remembers their stories, and they can call it back any time. That's why they pick up.

For you

Your family's assistant

Refills, appointments, rides, groceries. Whatever comes up on the call, Elderly handles once you say OK. Nothing happens without you.

For the whole family

Know how they're really doing

Every call, Elderly listens to how they sound, not just what they say. Stress, mood, energy and wellness, tracked week over week against their own normal. If something changes and stays changed, you hear first.

Their updates, your way

Plus, take your parent's updates wherever you go.

Share their month with their doctor, or connect Elderly to your own AI and just ask how they're doing.

Shared with Dr. PatelElderly

Mom's September, in one page

Ready for her cardiology follow-up, Tuesday

12calls
Steadymood & stress
1refill handled

Energy dipped the week of the 14th and came back to her usual. She mentioned her knee twice.

Look at Mom's mood and energy over the last 30 days. Anything I should notice?
ChatGPT · via ElderlyMostly steady, with one pattern worth a look. Her energy dipped for about five days around the 14th. That same week she mentioned sleeping badly twice and cut one call short. She was back to her usual by the 20th, and her mood held steady all month. 14th to 20th
  • Worth asking her how she's sleeping
  • Bring it up at Tuesday's cardiology visit
A pattern to ask about, not a diagnosis.
Write three questions for her doctor.
Ready to bring Tuesday
  1. Could her heart pills affect her sleep?
  2. Is a week of low energy worth checking?
  3. Anything we should watch for at home?
What came up on Mom's calls this month? Anything changing?
Claude · via ElderlyThe garden and Emma's recital were her favorite topics. Two things are new: she mentioned her knee three times, up from once last month, and she called Elderly after 9 pm four times, which she never used to. Neither is urgent, but together they may mean she's up at night more.
  • Ask about her knee at Sunday's visit
  • One request still needs your OK: next week's ride to church
A pattern to ask about, not a diagnosis.
Draft a quick update for Mark and Jen.
DraftMom's doing well overall. Her knee is bothering her again and she's been up late a few nights, so I'll ask her doctor on Tuesday. Her refill is done.

Elderly shares conclusions, never transcripts. Disconnect any time. A heads-up for their doctor, never a diagnosis.

Build their plan

One plan. Add what you'd like.

The companion and the assistant come together. Pick their days, add anything extra, and create their account. Nothing is charged today, and the first week is free.

Companion + assistant, $49 a month

Calls on their daysThe assistant: refills, appointments, rides, groceriesTheir own line, day or nightA note after every callFree family seats

Which days should we call? Tap to choose

Most families pick four days. On the others, they call us whenever they need anything.

How long is each call?

$49/ month 4 calls a week · 10 min

No card today. Cancel anytime. The first call is to you, so you hear the voice before they do.

Does my parent need a smartphone or an app?

No. Elderly calls the phone they already have, landline or cell. If they can answer it, they can use Elderly.

Can my parent call Elderly themselves?

Yes, any time, day or night. Elderly is saved in their phone, and the same companion picks up, knowing who they are. They can ask for help, pass a message to the family, or just talk. It's included in the plan.

Do they know it's an AI?

Yes, and they hear it from you first, with words we give you. Every call opens by saying it's an AI. It never pretends to be a person.

Does anything happen without my OK?

Nothing that matters. Every request waits for your tap, by text or in the family portal, and you see it go from "needs your OK" to done.

You handle the love. We handle the logistics.

$49 a month · first week free · no card