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Care, health, advocacy, support, and services organized around moments when people need help.
Visual leads · 2026-09-17
Observed 2026-09-17
Kevat — the Tuesday-afternoon problem, outsourced to Bihar
kevat.online
A local support service for families living away from ageing parents in Patna, Muzaffarpur and Begusarai.
Observed 2026-09-17
Our Notes, a career coach who keeps the file
ournotes.app
A letter-based coaching service that sends weekday prompts, records your replies, and follows up on Friday.
Observed 2026-09-17
Reading to Ruth: audiobooks with one big button
readingtoruth.com
An audiobook player for older, blind, or hard-of-hearing listeners, managed remotely by family members and carers.
Observed 2026-09-17
Support-O: One Button for a Daily Check-In
support-o.com
A daily check-in app for people living alone, built around one morning button and an unanswered-check-in text.
Observed 2026-09-17
Sereno: A Night-Terror Companion for Parents
serenonights.com
A guided parent app for handling childhood night terrors, preparing bedtime routines, logging episodes, and scheduling gentle awakenings.
Observed 2026-09-17
Nära, the two-minute call for a parent who lives alone
trynara.xyz
Nära calls a parent each morning, asks about medicines and the day ahead, then sends a one-line summary to a relative.
Observed 2026-09-17
Hearth: A Shared Care Plan for Mom or Dad
hearthhealthcare.com
An AI-assisted family care manager for organizing a parent’s documents, deadlines, appointments, medications, and shared responsibilities.
Observed 2026-09-17
Dovi, the Portuguese elder-support companion
hellodovi.com
A digital companion for Portuguese-speaking older adults that presents itself as a document explainer, scam detector, reminder system, and patient conversational helper.
Complete daily shelf · Human Services
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