How SetHear works
A simple, honest system: friendly conversation, gentle reminders, and a safety net for family — nothing that pretends to be a doctor or a crisis counselor.
Family signs up
A family member registers their loved one: name, phone number, a preferred call time, an emergency contact, and any optional preferences like faith tradition for prayer.
SetHear calls, every day
At the chosen time, a friendly AI voice calls to check in — how they're feeling, a bit of conversation, a reminder if one is due, a game or a prayer if they'd like.
Memories are saved by request
If they mention where they keep something (“my glasses are on the kitchen table”), SetHear reads it back to confirm and remembers it — so they can ask again later.
Family stays in the loop
If a scheduled call goes unanswered, family gets an email — never the conversation itself, which is discarded when the call ends. Stories your loved one chooses to share show up on the account too.
What SetHear will never do
- Give medical, mental health, or legal advice
- Diagnose memory loss, dementia, or any health condition
- Handle a medical emergency — it always redirects to 911
- Keep a transcript, or share the conversation itself with anyone — only stories your loved one chooses to share are saved
- Push a particular religion, or any religion at all, unprompted