You can't be there every week. Remi can.
A warm conversation with your parent every week. A summary that tells you how they're really doing.
No credit card. No apps. They just answer the phone.
A warm conversation with your parent every week. A summary that tells you how they're really doing.
No credit card. No apps. They just answer the phone.
At a scheduled time each week, Remi calls for a warm, personal conversation about their life, interests, and how they're feeling. They just pick up the phone.
Remi remembers past calls, so each week gets more personal. It's not a survey or a check-in. It's a real conversation that deepens with every call.
A concise recap of what they talked about, how they seemed, and anything worth noting. You'll know how mom or dad is really doing, even from miles away.
Weekly window into how your parent is really doing
Reduces guilt when you can't visit or call as often
You'll notice when something feels off before it becomes a problem
Gives you something specific to talk about on visits
A friendly voice that calls like clockwork
Someone who remembers their stories and asks follow-ups
No apps, no logins, no learning curve
Something to look forward to each week
"Mom was in great spirits today. She told the story about going to New York with Dad and visiting the top of the Empire State Building. They had a guest book where you wrote your name and first impressions. Dad signed it first, and when she went to write her remarks, he had written 'I love you!' in the last column. She lit up telling it. She also mentioned her knee has been bothering her but said she's managing fine. Overall, she seemed happy and engaged.""Mom was in great spirits today. She told the story about going to New York with Dad and visiting the top of the Empire State Building. They had a guest book where you wrote your name and first impressions. Dad signed it first, and when she went to write her remarks, he had written 'I love you!' in the last column. She lit up telling it. She also mentioned her knee has been bothering her but said she's managing fine. Overall, she seemed happy and engaged."
I built Remi because of a Tuesday I can't forget.
I told myself I'd call my grandma after work. Then the day got away from me. I had to pick up my wife Alex from the train station, walk our dog Stevie, cook dinner. By the time I sat down, it was too late to call.
That turned into another week. Then two.
When I finally called, she said she was fine. She's always fine. But I wasn't asking the right questions. I didn't have the energy to say 'Tell me about when you and Poppy Sam first moved to Florida.' Even though I loved those stories. Even though I knew she loved telling them.
Then one night it hit me: I'm not just going to miss the stories someday. I'm going to miss exactly how she tells them. The way she says 'well...' right before she gets to the good part of a story.
So I built Remi. Not to replace my calls. To fill the gaps when life gets in the way. When work and the dog and dinner all need me, Remi calls her. They talk. She tells her stories. And I get a summary that tells me how she's really doing, not just 'I'm fine.'
The best part? Those stories are saved. Not just what she said, but how she said it.
No cost. No commitment. If your parent doesn't enjoy it, we simply stop.
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