AI Companion for Independent Aging

Millions of senior Americans
deserve more independence.
Their phone could help,
IF it were truly intelligent.

Arthur is the AI companion that answers every call — handling medications, scam protection, tech help, and real conversation. No new device. No app. No setup. Just a phone call away.

See How It Works
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"Hi, I'm Arthur... how can I help?"
73M
Baby boomers turning 75, starting now
96%
Of seniors already own a mobile or landline phone
26 hrs
Per week family caregivers spend on support
Zero
AI-native self-service companions in this market

Pick a moment.
Hear Arthur in action.

These aren't edge cases — they're Tuesday afternoons. Choose a scenario and watch how Arthur turns a difficult moment into a conversation that actually helps.

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Refilling a prescription

Coordinating care across providers and scheduling

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Spotting a scam

Real-time fraud protection and family alerts

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Learning a new app

Patient, step-by-step tech guidance

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Choose a scenario above to begin
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Select one of the three scenarios above
to see a real Arthur conversation unfold.

"My grandfather, Arthur, was the kind of man who showed up. He was helpful, kind, and handy — always there when you needed him. When it came time to name this, Arthur was the only choice."

— Dan, Founder

We're building the AI that genuinely shows up — the companion that remembers you, understands what you need, and helps you stay independent on your own terms.

Technology that could help
them wasn't built for them.

Seniors are surrounded by apps, devices, and services that promise independence — but the interfaces assume fast fingers, sharp screens, and a familiarity with technology that was never designed with them in mind. They don't fail technology. Technology fails them.

The phone is the one interface they've trusted their whole lives. They already know how to use it. They're already comfortable talking into it. But when they call for help — with a medication question, a tech problem, or a confusing piece of mail — there's no one there who really knows them.

Arthur answers every call. Not a script. Not a menu. A real conversation — one that remembers who they are, understands what they need, and follows through. And if they already have a smart speaker at home, Arthur works there too.

Without Arthur
"I don't feel well. I need to see Dr. Smith sooner."
[Automated phone tree] "Please press 1 for appointments, 2 for billing, 3 for…"
Hung up. No appointment. No follow-up.

With Arthur
"I don't feel well. I need to see Dr. Smith sooner."
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Arthur
"I'm sorry you're not feeling well. Your next appointment with Dr. Smith is in two weeks — I can call the office now to see if they can fit you in sooner. Would you also like me to let your daughter Sarah know so she can check in on you?"

One phone call.
Everything handled.

Arthur handles the complex, interconnected tasks of daily life — through the simplest interface seniors already know. No screens. No apps. Just a call.

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Medication & Care

Complex schedules, refill coordination, interaction checks, and proactive reminders that understand context — not just commands.

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Tech Troubleshooting

Step-by-step verbal guidance for phones, apps, tablets, and computers. No more being stuck or calling family for help.

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Scam Protection

Real-time fraud detection and guidance. Recognizes known patterns and alerts both the senior and their family immediately.

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Healthcare Coordination

Scheduling, appointment prep, symptom tracking, and coordination between providers — all by voice, no screens required.

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Genuine Companionship

Meaningful conversation that remembers your history, builds on context, and proactively checks in when something seems off.

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Family Integration

Proactive updates to family caregivers. Directly addresses the 26+ weekly hours families spend on remote support.

Stay close,
even from a distance.

Arthur isn't just for seniors. The caregiver dashboard gives family members real-time visibility, smart alerts, and the tools to train Arthur — so it becomes truly personal to your loved one.

Arthur caregiver dashboard

Is Mom okay? In under 5 seconds.

A daily status banner tells you everything at a glance — conversations, medications, last contact, and any open concerns. Green means good. No green means you need to know.

Smart alerts, not noise.

Arthur monitors patterns over time — speech changes, unusual silences, repeated confusion, sudden topic shifts. When something feels off, you're the first to know, not the last.

Train Arthur to know her.

Add medications, preferred topics, family names, even her devices — so Arthur gives specific, personal help instead of generic answers. The more you teach it, the better it gets.

Built-in device library.

Snap a photo of her TV, phone, or tablet and Arthur identifies the exact model. No more guesswork — Arthur knows her Samsung remote has a known lag issue before she even calls.

A massive market
with no AI-native solution.

Every existing solution requires expensive new hardware. None of them leverage what seniors already own. Arthur is the first pure software play in this space.

ElliQ Aloe Care GrandPad Arthur
Requires new hardware $250 device $600 hub + sensors Custom tablet None
Setup complexity High Very high High Zero
Works on existing devices Phone + smart speakers
Conversational AI Limited None None Full (Claude AI)
Monthly cost $40+/mo $30+/mo $79/mo Competitive SaaS
Business model Hardware + subscription Hardware + subscription Hardware + subscription Pure software / service
96% of seniors already own a phone. Arthur works on any mobile or landline — no new hardware, no app, no setup required. And for the 115 million homes that already have a smart speaker, Arthur works there too. Pure software. Zero distribution friction. Faster to deploy than any hardware competitor.

Be among the first
to meet Arthur.

We're building toward an early beta and looking for seniors, caregivers, and families who want to be part of shaping it. Join the waitlist and we'll be in touch.

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