Stop worrying about the elderly.
- Relaxed everyday life for you and your parents
- Up to date with their daily routines & schedule
- No constant phone calls — Rose does it whenever needed
The story of her day
Example
A Tuesday morning: cheerful
Great spirits today. Doris dropped off a sweater for the baby — two sizes too big, as expected. Emma’s Saturday visit is the bright spot of the week.
She mentioned her knee again — second time this week. Might be worth a mention at her next check-up.
this lands in your inbox the same day
Add a card to begin. First 3 calls free — nothing charged until after those, or 14 days, whichever comes first. Then $79 a month. Cancel anytime. They have to say yes on the first call.
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Hear it yourself
Press play.
This is Rose.
A demonstration — made-up parent, Rose’s real voice. She already knows about the knee, yesterday, and Emma.
her real voice — not an actor
Or hear her live — type your number above and she’ll ring you in a few seconds.
Rose calling Margaret
day 12 · Rose’s real voice
Margaret is a demonstration — but this is exactly how Rose calls, remembers, and follows up.
Three minutes to set up. Then she calls every day.
Tell Rose about your parent
Name, interests, the grandkids — then a short quiz. Rose writes her own notes on how to be with them.
Rose calls every day
A real conversation at the time you choose, not a robocall. She reminds them of their pills, remembers yesterday, and lets them do the talking.
You find out how they are
How they sounded, remembered, and felt — the same day. First, anything that needs you: they missed the call and the follow-up, or a knee mentioned twice.
The memory difference
Check-in robots ask if she’s okay. Rose asks about the neighbor.
Rose carries the thread from one call to the next — the neighbor, last night’s show, which grandchild has a recital. That’s what makes them talk. And because she’s listening, she notices the knee that came up twice, or the story they told last week and not this week.
It’s your family’s memory: see everything she remembers, remove anything, any time.
Example
Tuesday · Margaret
“Doris next door asked about Emma's baby again. She's going to spoil that child.”
Wednesday · Rose
“Did you show Doris the new pictures, Margaret?”
Two weeks later · Rose
“You said Doris was dropping off a little something — did it arrive?”
the cardigan arrived two sizes too big
Not a pleaser
Your dad’s Rose isn’t your mom’s Rose
Not every parent wants sweet. Some want dry. Some want teasing. When your dad tells her to sharpen up, she does — in the next sentence, and stays that way.
With Dorothy · gentle & unhurried
You said the doctor wanted to see you again about the knee — how did that go yesterday?
Oh, he says it’s just the weather. You remembered that?
Of course I did. You were nervous about it — I’m glad it’s only the weather.
With Frank · dry & quick, by his order
Let me guess — overtime, and you’re never staying up that late again?
Ha! I say that every year. Don’t tell my daughter I made it to the end.
Your secret’s safe. I only report the important crimes to your daughter.
“I love the way you’re speaking right now — that’s just what I was looking for.”— from one of our first test calls, one minute after the caller told Rose to drop the sweetness and be more sarcastic
The same day — not at Thanksgiving
If something’s off, you know today
Missed the call and the follow-up about twenty minutes later? You hear that. A knee mentioned twice, a stranger asking about money? You hear that too.
On ordinary days: how they sounded, remembered, and felt — one honest word and the story of the call. Never scores, never a diagnosis.
The scam shield
Rose also keeps an eye out for phone scams
Rose reminds them what to watch for. If a stranger has been asking for money, gift cards, or bank details, you know within minutes.
In good hands
The rules Rose can never break
Not fine print. These hold no matter what anyone asks of her, including us.
She always says she's an AI
First call, every call, whenever she's asked. Your parent knows exactly who she's talking to.
No invented life story
No fake childhood, family, or past. Her memories are of your parent, and they grow with every call.
Your parent's word beats your setup
You tell us how to start. They tell Rose who to be. "Be more sarcastic" from your dad wins — instantly, and for good.
“Stop calling me” works the first time
If they tell Rose to stop, the calls stop. No arguing. You're told as soon as the call is analysed, with the conversation.
— signed, Rose (and the humans responsible for her)
Who we are
A new company. No fake reviews.
Your parent has to say yes on the first call. If they don’t, Rose doesn’t call back. That’s why the first 3calls are free — and why we don’t invent families to quote.
— Kristiyan, founder
Before you ask
The questions families ask us
- Does this replace my own calls?
- No. You still call. Rose covers the days in between. If they hate it, they tell her, and she stops.
- Will my parent think Rose is a scam or a robocall?
- No. You set her up. On the first call she says she's an AI and asks permission to keep calling. She never asks for money, gift cards, or bank details.
- Does my parent need a smartphone, an app, or a login?
- None of it. Rose calls the phone they already have. They just answer.
- What if my parent has memory problems or dementia?
- You see how they sounded, remembered, and felt, the same day. She isn't a doctor and doesn't diagnose. She's best for a parent who can still enjoy a conversation. If something concerning comes up, she points them to a real person.
- What happens to the call recordings?
- They belong to your family. See, delete, or export anything, any time. Conversations are never used to train AI.
- What if my parent doesn't want the calls?
- Their word wins. One sentence to Rose and the calls stop. You're told right away.
- Is it really free to start?
- Your first 3 calls are free. A card to start, nothing charged until after those calls or 14 days, whichever comes first. Cancel before then and you pay nothing. If they never answer, you're never charged.
- How much does it cost after the trial?
- $79 a month per parent — about $2.60 a day. Once a day, or up to three times if they enjoy it: same price. Cancel anytime.
- Where is Rose available?
- Rose is available across the United States today.
Still deciding? Guides for families
Knowing, every day, for about $2.60 a day
One price per parent. Add a card to begin. First 3 calls free — nothing charged until after those, or 14 days, whichever comes first. Then $79 a month.If she doesn’t enjoy Rose, you pay nothing.
Rose
$79 /month, per parent
A call every day — or up to 3, if she likes the company. She sets the pace, and the price never changes.
Rose always says she’s an AI. If your parent tells her to stop, we stop. Trust & safety
Tell your mom Rose will call tomorrow.
she’ll have stories saved up for you both
Set up her first call