Tech that's misbehaving, a call that doesn't feel right, or just something on your mind. Arthur is someone you can call anytime — he's never in a hurry, and he remembers you, so you never start over. No app, no new device, nothing to learn.
You're surrounded by apps, devices, and services that promise independence — but the interfaces assume fast fingers, sharp eyes, and a comfort with technology that was never designed with you in mind. You don't fail technology. Technology fails you.
The phone is the one interface you've trusted your whole life. You already know how to use it. You're already comfortable talking into it. But when you call for help — with a phone that's acting up, a text that looks suspicious, or something that's just on your mind — you get a menu, a hold queue, and a stranger who's never met you.
Arthur answers. Not a script. Not a menu. A real conversation — one that remembers who you are, understands what you need, and helps you handle it yourself.
No screens. No apps. No magic words. However it comes out, Arthur understands — and takes it from there.
Phones, TVs, tablets, the thing beeping in the basement. Ask however it comes out, and Arthur walks you through it — or helps you decide when it's time to call a pro.
Got a strange text, call, or piece of mail? Arthur helps you tell what's real from what's a trap — before you click, pay, or share anything.
Your name, your family, what you talked about last week. Every call picks up where the last one left off. You never start over, and you never have to explain yourself twice.
Not a script, not a menu. A patient, unhurried sounding board for the things on your mind — with no stake in the outcome but yours.
Arthur can call you — to see how you're doing, or to follow up on something that was on your mind. You're never the one who has to remember to reach out.
Arthur knows who matters to you, so he can remind you to loop them in. You stay the one who decides who hears what, and when.
These aren't edge cases — they're Tuesday afternoons. Choose one and read how Arthur turns a stuck moment into a conversation that actually helps.
Understanding a furnace code — and knowing when to call a pro
A second opinion before you click, pay, or share
Talking through a hard decision with no one taking sides
Select one of the three moments above
to see a real Arthur conversation unfold.
Your phone, your TV, the thing beeping in the basement — if it's got a screen, a button, or a blinking light, you can ask Arthur about it. However it comes out. No magic words, no getting it wrong.
Whatever it is, Arthur helps you figure out what's going on and what to do next — one step at a time, no rushing, no making you feel foolish. So you handle it yourself, without waiting on anyone.
Anyone who asks you to talk to a computer owes you a straight answer about where your words go. Here's ours, without the fine print.
We're not going to bury that. Recording is how Arthur remembers you — your name, your family, the thing that was bothering you last week. Your calls are turned into notes so the next one picks up where the last one left off. If Arthur didn't keep them, he'd be a stranger every time you called.
There's no family dashboard. We haven't built one. No one gets a feed of your calls, a report card, or an alert about how you're doing. Our small team can review calls to make Arthur better at his job — that's it. What you tell Arthur isn't a way for anyone to keep tabs on you.
Not your number, not your conversations, not a thing. Arthur runs on a handful of outside services to make calls work and to give Arthur his voice. They're only allowed to do that job for us — not to use anything about you for their own purposes.
Ask, and it's gone — your account, the recordings, the notes, all of it. No forms to chase, no runaround. You can stop the texts by replying STOP, and stop the calls just by saying so.
We'd rather tell you plainly than let you expect something Arthur can't do. Here's the honest line.
There's nothing to download and nothing to install. Three steps, and you're talking to Arthur.
Fill out a short form so we have your phone number and your okay to call and text. It takes about two minutes.
We add your details by hand — no app to download, nothing to configure. We'll let you know the moment Arthur's ready for you, and send you the number to call.
Call Arthur like you'd call a friend, on the phone you already use. He'll know you from the very first hello.
Plenty of people find Arthur for someone else — that works just as well. Sign them up using their phone number, since that's the number Arthur will know them by, and we'll follow up with you to get everything set. If it's easier, we'll walk them through the first call ourselves.
One thing worth saying plainly: Arthur is theirs. He isn't a way to check in on them, and there's no summary or report coming back to you. What they tell him stays between them. That's not a limitation we're apologizing for — it's the reason it works.
"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 companion that genuinely shows up — one that remembers you, understands what you need, and helps you stay independent on your own terms.
We're welcoming a small group of first callers. If that's you, or someone you love, we'd be glad to have you.