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.
No app for your parent. She always says she's an AI companion. Cancel anytime.
A note from Parker
Grace came from six years by my grandmother's side. Read why I built her →
This is what an evening call with Grace sounds like. Audio plays only when you press play.
This sample uses an acted exchange. No real elder or family is recorded.
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.
Real-time distress alerts
Know when tonight was calm, hard, or concerning instead of finding out the next morning.
Not an emergency service — never replaces 911.
Plain-language summaries
After every call: how they sounded, what settled them, and what to follow up on tomorrow.
Scheduled evening calls
Set the window once. Grace calls during the hour that gets hard, without surprise late-night rings.
A familiar warmth
Grace speaks with a calm, consistent voice your parent comes to know. Family details are optional and always ones you approve.
Music they remember
Use songs and hymns that already ground them when the room starts to feel heavy.
Medication reminders
A gentle, family-approved question, like "did you take your evening pills?" A caring nudge, not medication management.
Family dashboard
Give siblings the same view of recent calls, recurring moods, alerts, and care notes.
Built on consent
Consent is captured and revocable. Recordings stay yours and can be 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.
Grace may be a fit if:
- Your parent gets lonely, confused, or unsettled after dark.
- They repeat questions or need gentle reassurance in the evening.
- They still answer phone calls and respond to a warm voice.
- You want a better signal than wondering how tonight went.
“At 104, Mom still lights up when the phone rings in the evening. Knowing someone warm is checking on her, and that I'll hear if something's off, has given our whole family real peace of mind.”
Anthony · son, whose mother is 104
I built Grace for the version of me at 6 pm, when my grandmother was frightened and I couldn't always be in the room. Not a monitor. A kind voice that never got tired of her, and one honest note afterward so I could breathe.
Parker, founder of Grace — six years as his grandmother's caregiver. I onboard every family personally, so Grace gets your parent's routines right from the first call.
Trust & privacy
Treated with the care your family deserves.
Grace never pretends to be human
She introduces herself as an AI companion on every call, and never claims to be family, a nurse, or a doctor.
She meets them where they are
If your parent asks for someone who's gone, Grace won't argue or correct. She listens gently and stays present, the way a patient caregiver would.
Recorded voice consent
Your parent hears what to expect on the first call and can decline or end any call, anytime.
Encrypted, and yours to delete
Recordings and summaries are encrypted at rest and visible only to invited family. Export or erase anything from your dashboard, anytime, no waiting on support.
Quiet hours, always honored
Grace will never call outside the window you set, even if you ask her to.
Questions families ask
A few plain answers before you try it.
Will my parent know Grace is AI?
Yes. Grace introduces herself clearly on every call as an AI companion. We never try to make her sound like a family member or nurse.
What if they do not pick up?
Grace tries again a few minutes later. If she still can't reach your parent, it's noted in your dashboard and, if you've asked for it, you're alerted.
Is this medical care?
No. Grace is a daily check-in and companionship service, not healthcare. She doesn't diagnose, treat, or replace a doctor, nurse, or 911.
Can I hear Grace first?
Yes, we recommend it. Play the sample call above, or try Grace on your own phone before your parent ever hears from her.
What happens if Grace hears something concerning?
If your parent's words or tone signal confusion, distress, or a missed medication, Grace flags it in that evening's note and alerts the family contacts you choose. If you believe your parent is in immediate danger, call 911 — Grace is not an emergency service.
Why not just use a cheaper check-in app?
You're not paying for a generic script. I personally onboard every family so Grace knows your parent's routines, names, and comfort points from the first call. She calls during the specific hour that tends to get hard, not just once a day at a convenient time. And the summary you get is honest, even on the nights that weren't calm.
What you get
One simple plan, per parent.
Everything Grace does, every evening, for the whole family.
Grace, monthly
Per parent. Cancel anytime.
About $1.63 a night, less than one hour of in-home care.
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- Nightly evening call, on your schedule
- A familiar, consistent voice
- Personalized music library
- Real-time distress alerts
- Medication reminders
- Post-call summaries
- Shared family dashboard
- Cancel anytime
Tonight, someone could be sitting with them.
Tell us what evenings are like in your family. If Grace is a fit, we'll help you set up tonight's call.
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.