A real conversation.
Not a checklist. The AI remembers what you talked about yesterday and asks about it today — the way a thoughtful friend would.
Daily AI voice check-ins
AyaCall calls your parent every day for a real conversation, in their own language. You see how they're doing on your dashboard, and we let you know when something changes.
From $24.99/month · free trial · cancel any time
Sunday morning
A one-page read of the week with your parent. Themes, mood trend, anything new worth following up on. Most weeks: a quick read and you move on. On harder weeks, you're more likely to notice something sooner.
See how it worksThis week with Mom · Apr 8–14
steady weekMom sounded like herself — sleeping well, eating regularly. She mentioned the new neighbor twice and asked about Jake's graduation.
Best moment — Tuesday, when she told the story about the garden party with you and Anne. 22 seconds, worth a listen.
Three quiet promises
Not a checklist. The AI remembers what you talked about yesterday and asks about it today — the way a thoughtful friend would.
AyaCall learns what a typical call sounds like for your parent. When something sounds notably different, it flags it for you to review — a prompt to look, not a diagnosis.
Most days you get a short summary. You only hear from us when something genuinely stands out — we aim to stay quiet, not fill your inbox.
For senior-living & home-care facilities
Multi-resident roll-up. Facility admin dashboard. Care Teams: Custom pricing for care facilities and teams. Enterprise contracts available with SSO and white-label.
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Free trial on every family plan. No freemium, no surprises. See the full comparison →
Up to 2 seniors · weekly insight agent · chat agent · sibling email drafts
Start free trialCustom pricing for care facilities and teams
Up to 25 seniors · B2B: multi-resident dashboard · staff seats · branded
The call you mean to make
Free trial. Most caregivers get a feel for whether it fits within the first few calls.