A companion built around their world
Not a generic AI. A companion that knows Dad loves the 1970s cricket, or that Mum spent her best years in the garden. Built in minutes by you — available whenever they want to chat.
Good morning Harold! The Ashes series in '74 was something wasn't it? Lillee was absolutely on fire that summer.
Ha! I had a little transistor radio and wouldn't put it down. My wife thought I'd lost the plot entirely.
Six questions. A companion for life.
You answer a short set of questions about your loved one. We build a companion that speaks their language and remembers their world — ready whenever they want to talk.
You tell us about them
Their name, the era that shaped them, what they love talking about, shows they watched, topics to avoid, and how they like to chat.
Get Started →We build their companion
AI creates a personalised companion profile — a warm, knowledgeable friend who genuinely understands your loved one's world and interests.
They call whenever they like
Your loved one picks up the phone and calls their companion whenever they feel like a chat — no schedule needed, just a friendly voice that knows them.
What shapes a companion
Simple, thoughtful questions that you can answer in five minutes. Every answer makes the companion more real, more personal, more theirs.
Whatever their world looks like
Every companion is different. Here are some of the topics our companions love to discuss — or suggest your own.
More than conversation. Real wellbeing.
Personalised reminiscence is clinically proven to support cognitive health. Our companions do this naturally, in every call.
Reminiscence therapy
Structured recall of meaningful memories is a recognised non-pharmacological intervention for cognitive health. A Cochrane systematic review of 22 RCTs found reminiscence therapy improved quality of life, cognition, and mood in older adults with dementia.
Addressing a real epidemic
Loneliness is described as one of Australia's most pressing public health concerns. Between 35–61% of residents in aged care facilities experience loneliness, and it is a recognised risk factor for dementia, cardiovascular disease, and premature death.
Peace of mind for families
You see a summary after every call — how they seemed, what they talked about, whether they seemed happy. Stay connected even when you can't be there in person. Our AI monitors emotional wellbeing through vocal cues and alerts families immediately if distress is detected.
Edit anytime
Their companion grows with them. Update interests, add new topics, adjust the companion profile — any family member can make changes at any time. Research confirms personalised interventions are most effective.
- Woods B, O'Philbin L, Farrell EM, Spector AE, Orrell M. Reminiscence therapy for dementia. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews. 2018;3:CD001120. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
- Freak-Poli R et al. Older Australians and loneliness in aged care facilities. Monash University / Medical Journal of Australia. 2024;221(6):290–292. mja.com.au
- Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. Social Isolation and Loneliness. AIHW 2024. aihw.gov.au
- Fakoya OA, McCorry NK, Donnelly M. Loneliness and social isolation interventions for older adults: a scoping review of reviews. BMC Public Health. 2020;20:129.
Build their companion today
It takes five minutes. And whenever they pick up the phone, they'll hear a friendly voice that actually knows them.