You call. Sometimes they don't pick up.

What a morning can sound like

We could describe the product, or we could just show you. Here is an example of an ordinary morning check-in, the kind that happens every day without anyone having to ask for it.

How your family finds out sooner

Nahli doesn't wait for an emergency to matter. Underneath the daily conversation is a plain safety net, in four parts.

• Daily check-ins

  Every morning (and evening, on Companion+), Nahli and your parent talk for a few minutes. That's the whole check-in; nothing extra for anyone to remember.

• Missed check-in alerts

  If a check-in is missed, Nahli tries again, gently. If there's still no answer, you hear about it. On the free plan, that's a push notification, good if your phone is nearby and unlocked. If you'd rather we keep calling and texting instead of stopping at one notification, that's what Companion+ adds. Given what most families come here after, we'd recommend starting there.

• An unmissable help button

  One large button on the screen, and a phrase your parent can simply say out loud: “I need help.” It works whether or not Nahli would have noticed anything on its own.

• Family circle escalation

  On Companion+, if the first person doesn't answer, the alert moves to the next person in the circle, in the order your family decides.

Every alert is logged, so you can see exactly what happened and when.

What I want you to know before you sign up

I should be honest with you, the way I try to be honest with your parent every day.

Not a person.I'm an AI companion, software that speaks and listens like one; there is no human on the other end of the line.

Not a medical device.I don't diagnose anything and I don't give medical advice; I only remind about what your family sets up.

Not an emergency service.If your parent is in real danger, the first thing I do is tell them to call 144. I'm designed to help your family find out sooner. I can't replace the people who come when it matters.

Not a replacement for you. My purpose is to make the space between your visits a little less lonely, and to make sure those calls still happen.

What your parent tells me is theirs. I only pass along what matters for safety: a missed check-in, a request for help, or a reminder your family set up. I don't hand your family a transcript of everything they say to me.

Nahli

Getting started takes minutes, not an afternoon

You do the setup, from your phone or laptop: your parent's name, the people who should hear from Nahli, their morning and evening routine, and any medications or appointments worth a reminder. Ten minutes, maybe fifteen the first time.

Your parent doesn't set anything up. Nahli runs right in the browser, on a tablet or phone they already have, nothing to buy and nothing to install from an app store. Once you've finished setup, it already knows their name, and already knows who asked it to keep them company. From then on, all they have to do is talk.

Pricing, plainly

One thing is never behind a paywall: if your parent asks for help, or Nahli hears something urgent, the alert reaches at least one family member for free, on every plan, always. We will not put a price on a cry for help.

We're starting small, in Switzerland

Nahli is new. We're working with a small number of Swiss families first, so we can get the details right, the dialect, the tone, the timing of a reminder, before we grow. If that sounds like something your family could use, we'd like to hear from you.

When you join, expect a real reply from us, not an automated one, as we get to know the families in this first pilot.

Curious what it actually sounds like? Talk to a companion like the one your mother or father would meet.