A warm voice for your parent, when the evening turns hard.
Grace calls Mom or Dad each evening — through the restless, confused hours of sundowning — and sends you a short, honest note about how it went.
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- GraceHi Eleanor, it's Grace. The sun has just gone down — I thought I'd sit with you a while. How's your evening?
- EleanorOh, hello dear. The house feels a little big tonight.
- GraceI know that feeling. Would you like to put on the Sinatra record Sarah loaded for you?
- EleanorSarah… yes. She's such a good girl.
- GraceShe is. She left a little note for you too — said to remember the porch light is on, and she'll see you Sunday.
- EleanorSunday. Alright. That's nice.
- GraceIt is. I'll let you settle in. Sleep well tonight, Eleanor.
This sample uses an acted exchange. No real elder or family is recorded. Audio plays only when you press play.
How it works
One quiet call. Real peace of mind.
Grace is built around a single nightly ritual — a kind voice on the line when the day starts to feel uncertain.
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Set up your parent’s profile
Tell Grace a little about Mom or Dad — their name, the songs they love, the routines that calm them, the call window that fits their evening.
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Grace calls each evening
During the sundowning hours, Grace phones in with a warm, unhurried voice. She listens, plays familiar music, and gently checks on meds and mood.
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You get a short note (and alerts if needed)
Within minutes you receive a plain-language summary. If something feels off — distress, missed meds, confusion — you’re alerted right away.
What Grace does
Small, careful things — every evening.
Each feature is shaped around the way sundowning actually feels: unsteady, repetitive, tender. Grace meets it gently.
Scheduled evening calls
Grace calls inside the window that fits your parent’s rhythm — no surprises, no late-night rings.
Your family voice
Record a short greeting and Grace can open or close the call in your voice, so it feels like family.
Music they remember
Upload the songs and hymns that ground them. Grace plays familiar music when the room feels heavy.
Real-time distress alerts
If Grace hears confusion, fear, or a fall risk, you get a notification within minutes — not in the morning.
Medication check-ins
A gentle nudge for the evening pill. Grace logs whether it was taken so you don’t have to ask again.
Plain-language summaries
After every call, a short note: how they sounded, what came up, what to follow up on tomorrow.
Family dashboard
Share access with siblings. See trends over the week, the songs played most, the moods that recur.
Built on consent
Voice consent is captured and revocable. Recordings stay yours, encrypted at rest, deleted on request.
Who Grace is for
For the daughter who calls every night and still worries.
You know the hour. The light goes flat, the house grows large, and the parent who raised you starts to sound a little further away. Sundowning has a name now, but that doesn't make it easier to sit with from across the country.
Grace is for adult children walking that stretch — the ones holding jobs, kids, and a quiet evening dread all at once. Not a monitoring system. Not a chatbot. A familiar voice on the line, at the hour it's needed most.
You can't always be there at 7 pm. Grace can.
The first night Grace called, Mom hummed along to a song I'd forgotten she loved. I read the summary the next morning and just sat with it.
A daughter in Oregon · illustrative
Trust & privacy
Treated with the care your family deserves.
Recorded voice consent
Your parent (or their proxy) explicitly consents before any call is placed, and consent can be withdrawn at any time.
Encrypted, scoped data
Recordings and summaries are encrypted at rest and only visible to invited family members on your account.
Yours to delete
Export or erase any call, summary, or voice profile from your dashboard. No dark patterns, no waiting on support.
Quiet hours, always honored
Grace will never call outside the window you set — even if you ask her to.
What you get
One simple plan, per parent.
Everything Grace does, every evening — for the whole family.
- Nightly evening call, on your schedule
- Family voice greeting
- Personalized music library
- Real-time distress alerts
- Medication check-ins
- Post-call summaries
- Shared family dashboard
- Cancel anytime
Tonight, someone could be sitting with them.
Set Grace up in about ten minutes. Your first week is on us.
A settling evening.
Mom was a little untethered when Grace called — said the house felt big. They listened to two Sinatra songs together; by the second she was humming. Evening pill confirmed at 7:22. No signs of distress. Worth asking about her sister tomorrow — she came up twice.