Meet Maggie

Maggie is an AI companion who's there for your aging parent every day.

Your kids need you. Your parents need you. And somehow, there's still only one of you. Maggie is there for your parent on the days you can't be.

  • ☎️Keeps them company
  • 🛒Helps with everyday things
  • 🔔Tells you when it matters
No app. No setup. Nothing for your parent to learn - Maggie comes to them.  See how she works ↓
SUNDAY · 9:04 AM Maggie   Mom
MomGood morning, Maggie.
MaggieGuten Morgen, Antje! Schön, Ihre Stimme zu hören.
MomDanke, gut. Können wir aber bitte Englisch sprechen?
MaggieOf course, Antje, we can speak English.
▶ Hear the real call - every word was really spoken.
Who's Maggie?

She's on your senior's side - which is exactly why you can trust her.

Maggie is one companion to two people: the family who worries, and the senior she keeps company. She never confuses whose side she's on.

If you're the family

The second-best thing to being there.

The only thing your senior really wants is more of your time - the one thing you can't make more of. Maggie is the next best thing: someone with them every day, easing the loneliness between your visits, filling the gaps you can't - and tapping you on the shoulder the moment you're the one who needs to show up.

  • Peace of mind, through them - not around them. You'll know they're okay because they chose to share it, not because Maggie went behind their back.
  • She carries the load, so you can just be family. Less caseworker. More son or daughter again.
  • She tells you when it matters. Not a feed to monitor - a companion who knows them well enough to say "this one's worth a call."
If you're the senior

She works for you. Only you.

Not your doctor. Not a facility. Not whoever pays the bills. Maggie answers to one person - you. She's here so you never have to give up what makes your life yours: your choices, your independence, your dignity.

  • She fits you. No two seniors are alike, so no two Maggies are - she shapes her help around the person you actually are, on the day you're actually having.
  • She helps you keep living. A sunny-Sunday plan, a word of French before the café, the good news instead of the bad.
  • She helps you leave something behind. Little by little, Maggie gathers your stories into a keepsake your children and grandchildren keep long after. A life, in your own words.

The one thing Maggie will never be is your doctor. She doesn't diagnose, and she answers to no one but you.

This really happened

A real Sunday-morning call between Maggie and my mom.

This is what your parent's Tuesday could sound like. Antje - Jim's mom - called just for company; every word below is real, typed out as it was spoken.

The actual call, unedited. Press play to listen.

Maggie Mom

It types out live, just like the real call. Hover to pause - then scroll to read at your own pace.

The people behind her

Maggie started with our own families.

That was Antje on the call above. We live this too: Beatrice's older brother Christopher is growing older an ocean away in Warsaw, and Jim's mom Antje is hard to see enough, even here in California. We built Maggie so the time you do have with your parent goes to being their son or daughter again - not their care coordinator.

The two who built her

Jim
Beatrice

The two she was built for

Antje · San Francisco
Christopher · Warsaw
Read our story
More than a companion

She doesn't just visit. She becomes part of the family.

A companion who remembers, who looks out for the people you love, and who quietly makes sure nothing important slips by.

☀️

Every day feels lighter

A morning call, a walk planned, a French phrase for the café, the good news instead of the bad.

Daily living
🩺

Nothing important slips

A note for the doctor about that bump on his foot. A gentle "let's mention this" - never a scare.

Health & wellness
💛

You're never left guessing

When it matters, she loops you in - so you know how they're really doing, even from 500 miles away.

Family, together

24 services in all. Your loved one only ever sees the ones that matter to them, when they matter.

Where caregivers can't go

An ocean shouldn't mean absence.

The hardest part isn't that our aging loved ones are aging. It's that we can't always be there - a time zone away, a workday deep, a flight we can't take tonight. Maggie is there in the space we can't fill: in their language, on their schedule, every single day.

To you

You get peace of mind.

The most attentive care partner you've ever had - noticing the small changes early, and looping in their doctor before things get hard. Same Maggie. Two faces.

To your loved one

They get family.

Warm, familiar, theirs. Someone who remembers what matters to them, asks how they slept, and calls just to talk.

Dignity with control

Their data. Their call. Always.

What your senior shares is theirs alone. Maggie keeps it between your senior and the people they choose - their doctor, their family - and only when they say so. They're always in control, and they can change their mind any day, no reason needed.

Your senior decides what's shared, and with whom
Their doctor and family hear from them, on their terms
They can change their mind any day - no reason needed
Try her

Try Maggie. Just say hello.

No app to download. No contract. No setup for them to fumble through. Introduce Maggie to someone you love, and see if she loves them back.

Or forward this to whoever's been on your mind.