Thursday, July 9
Uncle Lin has sounded brighter over his last few calls.
All 3 daily check-ins completed
Uncle Lin was in a good mood today — he finally fixed the garden fence he’d been talking about.
Every day, a warm phone call for your parent — and a reassuring note for you.
OldCare calls at a time your parent chooses and keeps them company — an unhurried chat about their day. After each call, a short daily note lands in your inbox: how they sounded, and whether the day’s routines got done.
How it works
01
One warm call a day
Every day, at a time your parent picks, OldCare calls for an easy, unhurried chat — no rushing, no script.
02
A short daily note for you
After each call you get a brief note: how your parent sounded, whether the day’s check-ins were completed, and anything worth knowing.
03
Your parent stays in charge
Everything starts with your parent’s own consent. They decide what gets shared — and any conversation can stay private.
Sample note
Thursday, July 9
Uncle Lin has sounded brighter over his last few calls.
All 3 daily check-ins completed
Uncle Lin was in a good mood today — he finally fixed the garden fence he’d been talking about.
When your parent says private, it stays private
The note is not surveillance. Your parent can keep any day’s conversation private — you’ll simply see that the call went fine. That respect is part of the product.
Friday, July 10
A private day
The call took place as usual. Uncle Lin chose to keep today’s conversation private.
Saturday, July 11
No call today
We couldn’t reach Uncle Lin today. We’ll try again at the usual time tomorrow.
Privacy isn’t a setting. It’s the structure.
These aren’t policies we promise to follow — they’re constraints the database forces us to follow.
Revocation takes effect immediately
If your parent says on a call that they no longer want to share, you stop seeing notes from the very next read — and scheduled calls are cancelled automatically.
You see the note, never the conversation
Recordings, transcripts, and the assistant’s memory live in a private system the family app cannot query — guaranteed by the database structure, not hidden by the interface.
Consent is evidence, not a checkbox
Every consent is a verifiable record containing a cryptographic fingerprint of the exact text your parent saw. Without written consent, the system cannot place a single call.
Deletion can be verified
Deletion permanently erases the data in our own systems, and an independent ledger keeps a proof of deletion that contains no personal data. For our phone and AI providers, we file deletion requests and keep their receipts — we do not claim to verify erasure inside their systems.
Honest answers to common questions
Start with the next phone call
Setting up with your parent takes about ten minutes. The first 14 days are free, and you can cancel anytime.
OldCare is in early access — we keep our current limits in plain sight. Read where we stand today