Calls that reach out first
Schedule a patient check-in for mornings, transitions, routines, or the part of the day that is hardest.
You cannot be there all the time. The right support can.
AlwaysHere calls your loved one on the phone they already have, to get the morning meds down, walk through the routine, and answer the same question for the tenth time without a sigh. They can call back any time. You get a text recap after every call, and an alert if something is wrong.
Free. No credit card. We set up the account and our AI voice calls your phone.

The companion handles the patient, repeatable parts of the day, shaped around the person, their communication, preferences, routines, and pace.
Schedule a patient check-in for mornings, transitions, routines, or the part of the day that is hardest.
The same familiar number is there when they have a question, feel stuck, or simply want to talk.
The companion can walk through a routine one step at a time and confirm what actually happened.
When someone is overwhelmed, it uses fewer words, slows down, and waits without chasing the silence.
Preferences and routines carry forward, while the family can review, correct, export, or delete them.
The daily load is rarely one big thing. It is a hundred small moments that keep pulling you back in.
The companion can carry the reminder, answer the repeat question, or slow down a difficult transition. You remain the family member. AlwaysHere carries the repeatable load.
Families may get about 8 hours a month back when the companion takes even a few daily check-ins off their plate.
It doesn't take one 'yes.' It checks the pill actually went in.
Answered calmly the tenth time, so you don't have to.
Leaving the house, ending screen time, the next thing on the list.
Slower words, fewer questions, and it waits.
The companion carries the routine patiently, even when it takes more than one try.
It calls at the time you choose, and your Loved One can call back whenever they need it.
You receive a concise recap after each call and an alert when something needs you.
Your Loved One meets the companion, chooses what to call it, and shapes how it speaks.
It works on the landline, flip phone, or smartphone they already use. Nothing new to learn.
The caregiver app holds schedules, recaps, reminders, preferences, and the safety contacts you choose.
Incoming call
Poppy
AI companion
Morning, Ethan. The bus is twenty minutes out. Let's just do shoes first.
I'm not ready to go yet.
That's alright. Shoes only. We'll see how it feels after that.
Okay. Shoes are on.
After a call, you receive a concise recap of what happened, what helped, and whether anything needs you.
The caregiver app is where you set the rhythm, manage reminders and preferences, and choose who should be contacted if something sounds wrong.

The caregiver app
Morning call with Ethan · 6 min
✓ Took morning meds (confirmed twice)
✓ Teeth brushed, heading to breakfast
Mentioned he’s nervous about the dentist Thursday.
Nothing urgent.
The same rules shape every conversation, whether the person is a young adult with autism or IDD or an older adult living with memory loss. They are written into every companion and enforced on our servers, so no conversation can talk it out of them.
No idioms, no hints, no reading between the lines. One question at a time, and never a leading yes-or-no. It offers a choice instead.
“Shoes first, or keys first?”
On anything that matters, it asks again, a different way. The same answer twice is the real answer.
“Just to be sure: did the pill go in, or is it still on the counter?”
In the very next thing it says. It never denies an alert it sent.
“I’ve let your mom know. That’s what we agreed.”
First written for Guardian, our safety and personalization layer. Now inside every AlwaysHere companion. Read every rule
“He calls her mombot. More than she calls him.”
Lee is 25 and autistic. His AlwaysHere companion speaks in his mom’s voice, with his okay. It calls every morning with his routine, a check-in, and whatever is coming up that day.
But Lee calls back. When he is anxious, when something happens, or when he just wants a familiar voice, he picks up the phone. It always answers.
He gave it a name. He calls it “mombot.” Not because we suggested it. Because you give names to relationships, not to apps.
Lee, 25 · AlwaysHere user · Used with permission
Start online, or talk it through with Josh first.
$97/month
8 hours of voice a month
The companion calls your loved one on a schedule you set, answers when they call, and texts you after every conversation. Routines, reminders, memory, and crisis alerts included.
Includes a 45 minute setup call with the founder, with your loved one, when you are ready to start.
Free. No credit card. We set up the account and our AI voice calls your phone.
30-day money-back guarantee. Cancel any time.
$247/month
16 hours of voice a month
Everything in Calm Home, with twice the voice time, live video help, practice for real situations, every Guardian variant, and support directly from the founder.
Includes a 45 minute setup call with the founder, with your loved one, when you are ready to start.
Free. No credit card. We set up the account and our AI voice calls your phone.
30-day money-back guarantee. Cancel any time.
Text-only support is available on request for families who need it.
Families introduce the companion during onboarding, so the person knows from the first call what it is and who set it up. Many families give it a name of their own, like mom bot or dad bot, or the name of someone familiar. The companion never claims to be a human being. Every companion starts with a warm, neutral voice, and a familiar voice is optional, added only with the person's agreement, and removable at any time.
Never. It handles the repetition so you can be their family instead of their alarm clock. You decide what it reminds them about and when it brings you in. For the days you cannot, never instead of you.
Fifteen minutes on Zoom with Josh, the founder. You tell him the hardest part of your loved one's day. He tells you plainly whether AlwaysHere would help. If you want, he sets up a quick account and has our AI voice call your phone right there — not a cloned family voice, our voice — so you hear exactly how it would speak to them. You can hear it on the call; your loved one can start calling back once you choose a plan. No credit card, no commitment. If it is not right for your family, he will say so.
Once you start, we book a 45 minute setup call. You, us, and your loved one. We learn their routine and what calms them, they meet the companion and choose what to call it, and it makes its first call while we are all on the line. This is included, and it is why families stay.
Every companion starts with a warm, neutral voice. A familiar voice is optional, is added only with the person’s agreement, and can be removed at any time.
Sometimes. If your loved one has a Medicaid waiver or self-directed budget, it may cover AlwaysHere as assistive technology. ABLE accounts, special needs trusts, and HSA or FSA accounts are other options. See our funding guide at /funding. We can provide a plain-language recommendation letter for your case manager.
Tell Josh the hardest part of the day. Hear how the companion would handle it, on your own phone. If it is not right for your family, he will say so.
Free. No credit card. We set up the account and our AI voice calls your phone.