Someone to talk to,every single day.
A warm daily phone call for an older adult living alone or far from family — a real conversation with a companion who remembers — and after every visit, a short note to you about how their day went.
(360) 803-2930Call and hear it yourself. Four minutes explains this better than we can.
What's included
- A visit every day, at a time they choose
- A note to you after every visit
- Memories saved in their own voice
- The same familiar voice every time — never a stranger, never a queue
- Nothing to install, no device to learn — it works on the telephone they already have
- Two weeks free, then $39.99 a month. Cancel any time.
Not a checklist. A conversation.
Rosie remembers what your dad told her yesterday. She asks how the doctor's appointment went, whether the tomatoes came in, how his grandson liked his first week of school. She's interested in the answer.
She knows because you told us.
Then a note to you.
After every visit, a few sentences about how her day went — the kind of thing a kind neighbour would tell you over the fence. Never a dashboard. Never a report. Never a score.
“Your mum was in good spirits today. She'd been out to the garden and was pleased with the tomatoes — said they're finally coming in. She talked about Danny's first week at school and laughed about the lunchbox. She's looking forward to Sunday.”
what you'll still have in ten years
A keepsake, not a schedule.
Now and then, Rosie asks about their life — where they grew up, how they met their spouse, the work they were proudest of. She always asks first, and never pushes. When a memory comes, we save the recording and send it to you, in their own voice. Some weeks bring a story; some don't. When one does, it's yours to keep.
Included. Never an upsell.
It starts with a phone call to you.
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We talk with you — about ten minutes. The names of their children and grandchildren. Where they grew up. What they did for work. The dog they still talk about. What they're proud of — and anything they'd rather not discuss. It isn't a form. It's a conversation about someone you love.
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You tell them about us, in your own words. Nobody likes being arranged for behind their back.
- 3
Rosie calls to introduce herself. Who she is, that she's an AI, that the calls are recorded — and she asks whether they'd like to carry on. If the answer is no, that's the end of it, and you won't be charged.
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Then the visits begin. When your dad mentions Danny on that first one, Rosie already knows who Danny is.
The first two weeks are free.
Founding families keep that rate for as long as they stay subscribed. Cancel any time.
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- Rosie is an artificial intelligence, and she says so cheerfully whenever anyone asks.
- This is companionship, not an emergency service. If someone is in danger, call 911.
- Conversations are private. We never sell them, and we never sell their phone number.
- Not a medical device. We don't diagnose, screen for, or detect any health condition.
Mom & Dad — married 64 years.
Why Vael exists
Why I built this.
I built this for my mom and dad. Everything I have, I owe to them. As they got older, I kept wishing I could be there for every small moment — and I couldn't always be.
Vael is how I stay close. It's how they know, every day, that they're loved and they have not been forgotten. I built it for my family. I built it for yours too.
What's coming
Room for the whole family
Today, one person usually carries this — the one who calls, the one who remembers the appointment, the one who worries. The Vael app is how the rest of the family joins in: everyone close to them, sharing in the visits, each in their own way. It stops being a solo job.
Check-In works today, on the telephone they already have. The app is how everyone else gets to be part of it.