I already text my mom every day. Why this?
A call at seven your time is an alarm clock for mom. A “good morning” in the family chat drowns by lunch. And the main thing: when you get busy and don’t write — nobody notices that mom didn’t reply. The bot notices. It’s not instead of calls — it’s so you call because you want to, not because you’re scared.
Does mom need to install or learn anything?
No. Only Telegram, which she already has. You send a link, she taps “Start” — and from then on it’s one big button every morning. You can walk through the whole thing yourself first and see there’s nothing to learn.
Is this tracking my mom?
No. Location doesn’t exist in the product — it’s simply not in the code, and the bot doesn’t read her chats. You see exactly what she tapped or wrote to the bot herself. And she can stop the bot with a single word, at any moment.
How is this different from other apps for elderly parents?
Most apps for elderly parents ask mom to install something, learn a new phone or share her location. Here she only needs Telegram, which she already has, and one button in the morning. We don’t track where she is and don’t read her chats: you learn only what she tapped or wrote herself. And if a morning goes by in silence, the family knows the same day.
What if mom misses a morning? I’ll lose my mind.
First a reminder goes to mom — you won’t even know about it. If there’s no answer by noon, you get one message, no caps lock, no repeats: usually it’s a dead phone or dropped internet. Nobody wakes you at night.
What if the bot itself breaks?
We tell “mom is silent” apart from “the message wasn’t delivered”. If the morning hello didn’t go out because of us — you get an honest “we’re fixing it”, not a false alarm about mom. An iron rule, built in from day one.
Dad, grandma, both parents — can I?
Yes. “Mom, I’m right here” is just a name. Inside, everything is called what you call it at home: dad, grandma, both parents — each with their own schedule. Brothers and sisters join on the family plan.
Mom uses WhatsApp and I’m on Android. What then?
For now — Telegram for mom, iPhone for you. WhatsApp for moms and an Android version are in the works; mark your platform on the waitlist, it directly drives our priorities.
When is the launch?
The closed beta opens in fall 2026, via TestFlight for you. The waitlist goes first.
