AI companions for your aging parents
Because care goes both ways
They cared for you. Now we help you care for them.
- Opening this fall
- No setup for parents
- Cancel anytime
- Works on any phone
With My Parents Are OK — your family is always together, no matter the distance!
meet your companion
Choose a voice your parent will love. Five unique personalities, one caring mission.
Clara
warm & nurturing
Soft voice, patient listener. Always has time to talk.
Marcus
cheerful & energetic
Full of energy and humor. Makes every morning fun.
Amara
calm & wise
Grounding and serene. Brings peace to every morning.
Leo
playful & curious
Trivia, word games, brain teasers. Keeps minds sharp.
Sofia
practical & reliable
Appointments, deliveries, reminders. Nothing missed.
what your companion
does every day
From a morning hello to an emergency alert
Daily warm check-ins
A friendly call every morning at the time you choose, and an evening call if they like. How are you feeling? Did you sleep well?
Medication reminders
A reminder for each medicine on the call. If they will take it later, your companion calls back to check it was taken.
Wellbeing activities
A minute of something nice when they would like it: a happy memory, a word game, slow breathing. Chosen for how they feel that day.
Alerts that matter
A text when calls go unanswered. If your parent describes an emergency, they are told to call 911 and every family contact hears at once.
Scam protection
Tell your companion about a strange call or text, and she slows it down, names the warning signs and offers to let the family know.
Family in the loop
Add siblings, partners, caregivers. Once a week or once a month, everyone who agreed to texts gets a short summary of how things are.
Coming later: groceries and medicines delivered, and rides booked, just by asking on the call.
what seniors
told us
Months of conversations across Orange County, before a line of marketing was written
“We expected questions about the technology: is it human, is it safe, how does it work. Seniors did not ask whether the caller was human. They asked whether it would remember them tomorrow.”
What we heard in Orange County “For someone who spends most days alone, the scary thing is not talking to a machine. It is being forgotten. So remembering became the heart of the product: every past conversation, birthdays, the story started last week.”
Why the companion remembers “Adult children carry more guilt than they admit. "I know I should call more" came up in almost every conversation with a son or a daughter. Twice a week is the honest number. Every day is what they promised themselves.”
Why we are building this
simple, honest pricing
Three plans at launch. Founding families start at $15 a month, locked for 12 months.
Starter
Daily check-ins and peace of mind
- Daily morning call
- Medication reminders
- Wellbeing & scam coaching
- Texts when something is off
- Weekly or monthly summary
- most popular
Care
Starter, plus errands on the call
- Everything in Starter
- Coming later: delivery & rides
- The rest set when we open
Full Care
When every detail matters
- Everything in Care
- The rest set when we open
questions we hear
Does my parent need a smartphone or an app?
No. It is an ordinary phone call to the phone they already have, landline or mobile. There is nothing to install, charge or remember.
Who is calling, a real person?
No. Clara is an automated companion, and when your parent asks, she says she is not a real person. She is patient, never in a hurry, and remembers details from past conversations.
What happens if my parent doesn’t answer?
She leaves a short voicemail and tries again 20 minutes later. If that call goes unanswered too, you get a text (if you agreed to texts), and she makes one last try. The whole sequence.
What if something is wrong during a call?
If your parent describes an emergency, Clara tells them to hang up and call 911, and every family contact gets a text straight away. She does not call 911 herself. More on this.
Will I get a report after every call?
No, and you never get a transcript. You get a text when something needs one: calls go unanswered, something sounds wrong, an important medicine is skipped, or your parent asks Clara to pass something on. Once a week or once a month, as you prefer, you also get a short summary: how their mood has been, whether medicines were taken, what they have liked talking about. Texts go to family who agreed to them; an emergency text goes to every family contact.
When does Clara call?
Every day at the time you and your parent choose, between 8am and 9pm where they live, from (949) 919-5585. They can move the time by telling her on a call, and add an evening call if they like.
Does it replace a medical alert button?
No. A button gets help at any hour; a daily call notices when something is off. If your parent could fall when nobody is around, they need the button. Clara is not a medical service and gives no medical advice.
Are the calls recorded?
Yes. The Privacy Policy says who processes the recordings and how to have them deleted.