Someone wonderful to talk to. And peace of mind for you.

Your mom or dad gets real human company every week — a warm, familiar person who calls when they said they would, in the language your parent thinks in. After every call, you get a short note on how they're doing.

Now opening for the first families between the United States and Israel.

Three things at once

Real company, on a schedule

Not an errand and not a checklist. A person who remembers your father's stories, follows his team, and calls every week at the same time.

You see how they're doing

A short, plain-language update lands after every call: how it went, what they lit up about, and anything worth a call from you.

Vetted, and dignified

Every companion clears identity, background, references, an interview and training before their first call — and your parent's conversations stay their own.

How it works

Set up once. Then it just happens every week.

  1. Tell us about your parent

    Their language, their city, the things they love talking about, and anything they'd rather not discuss.

  2. Meet companions, pick one

    We propose three matches with short video introductions. Meet your favourite on a free 20-minute call before anything starts.

  3. The calls begin

    A tablet rings at the agreed time. Your parent presses one big green button — that's the whole interface.

After every call, a short note — never a transcript

You're busy and far away. The update takes about a minute to read and answers the question you actually have: how is he, really?

  • How the call went, in plain words
  • Their mood, and how engaged they were compared with their own usual
  • What they talked about — and what lit them up
  • A note from the companion, in their own words
  • Anything worth a check-in from you

And what you'll never get

The recording. The transcript. The particular words your parent chose when talking to someone else. Those belong to your parent. That isn't a limitation we plan to lift later — it is the promise that makes the whole arrangement work, for them and for you.

  • The audio recording
  • The transcript
  • Quotes of what your parent actually said

Built for families spread across borders

We're starting where the distance hurts most: adult children in the United States with a parent in Israel. Companions speak Hebrew, Russian and English, and every call is scheduled in your parent's day — you'll see both clocks.

Be one of the first families

We're opening with a small group of founding families and a two-week concierge start: we build the profile with you, set up the tablet, and sit in on the first call if you'd like.