Most elderly-care tools fail for the same reason: they ask an 80-year-old to learn a new app. We build care assistants inside WhatsApp and Telegram — the person answers a message, and the family sees what happened.
A care platform only works if the person at the centre of it uses it every day. Ask someone in their eighties to install an app, remember a password and open it at the right hour, and adherence collapses in the first fortnight.
WhatsApp is already on the phone, already open, already familiar. A check-in that arrives as a message gets answered. That single design decision changes the numbers more than any feature list.
A care assistant sends scheduled check-ins and medication reminders in the person’s own language, records what comes back, and escalates to the family when something looks wrong.
We have built this. Hayat is our own elderly-life assistant running in production on WhatsApp, and the hard-won parts — date handling, medication logic, escalation paths, testing against how older people actually write — are already solved rather than theorised.
If you run a care operation, an agency or a facility, we can adapt that foundation to your workflow, your language and your compliance requirements instead of starting from an empty repository.
Hayat is our elderly-life assistant — medication reminders, daily check-ins and family alerts over WhatsApp. It is the reference implementation for everything on this page.
Visit HayatNo. Everything happens inside WhatsApp or Telegram, which is already on their phone. The family uses a web dashboard; the person being cared for just answers messages.
The assistant is built to work in the language your family actually speaks, including Turkish and Arabic. Language is a configuration decision, not a rebuild.
A missed check-in or a missed medication confirmation is treated as a signal, not silence. Escalation rules decide when the family is notified and how urgently.
Yes. We build these as products for the operator running them — your name, your workflow, your data boundaries. Write to us with what your operation looks like.
Send a short note about your operation and we’ll reply with how we’d approach it — no deck, no pitch call required first.
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