The 9:00 AM call

Be there for her. Every day. Even when you can't.

Every morning, Clara calls your mom for a real conversation: her garden, her grandkids, her day. And if something seems off, you're the first to know.

$29/month·No app, no devices·Cancel anytime

Daily call · 9:00 AM

Margaret

Clara is calling Margaret

Listen in on her daily morning chat, with sound

A sample conversation showing how Clara talks. Every call is unique to your family.

You know that late-night worry

Did she eat today? Did she take her pills? Is she lonely?

You call when you can. But between work, kids, and everything else, days slip by, and the guilt doesn't. You're not a bad daughter or son. You're one person, doing the job of many.

14M

seniors live alone in America. Many go days without a real conversation

15

cigarettes a day. Loneliness carries a comparable health risk

1

daily conversation can change everything: mood, memory, and health

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau · Holt-Lunstad et al., PLOS Medicine

“I have two elderly parents, two young children and a full time job. I am the only child. How do people do this?”

A family caregiver, in an online support community

You set it up once. They get a call every morning.

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Tell us about them: name, interests, medications, and when to call. Takes about 10 minutes.

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Clara calls their regular phone every morning, landline or mobile. Nothing to install, nothing to learn.

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You get a short note after each call, and an alert if anything seems off.

Call settingsActive
WhenEvery day, 9:00 AM
Their nameMargaret
FamilySarah (daughter), Tommy (grandson)
BirthdayJune 15
MedicationsMorning vitamins, BP meds
If no answerText me after 2 tries

Learns more with every conversation.

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Clara

Updates about Margaret

Monday · 9:16 AM

Talked with Margaret for 14 minutes this morning. She's in good spirits, excited about Tommy's game on Saturday. Took her vitamins during our chat. ✓

Wednesday · 9:21 AM

Heads up: Margaret mentioned her knee has been bothering her twice this week. Might be worth asking about.

And this is what you get

A short note after each call, so you always know how she's doing. Not surveillance, just a friend who pays attention, and only reaches out when it matters:

If they seem down or lonely

If they mention feeling unwell

If they don't answer the phone

Clara is a companion, not an emergency service. For urgent situations, always call 911.

Every call gets more personal

Clara remembers names, stories, and important dates, so conversations feel real, not scripted.

WEEK 1 “Sarah told me you make the best lemon cake. What's your secret?”

WEEK 3 “How was Tommy's game? You were so nervous for him!”

MONTH 2 “I know today is hard — it's been a year since Robert passed.”

You share a few names and dates during setup. Clara takes it from there.

Medication reminders that don't feel like reminders

Alarms get switched off. Apps get ignored. But their generation answers the phone. So that's where the reminder lives.

Typical reminder app

“ALERT: It is 8:00 AM. Time to take your medication. Press 1 to confirm.”

Clara

“Oatmeal with blueberries? That sounds delicious. Oh, perfect timing — have you taken your morning vitamins yet? They go down easier with breakfast.”

Built with the same care you'd give

Not a replacement for you

Clara doesn't take your place. She fills the gaps between your calls. And her notes give you something real to talk about the next time you pick up the phone.

A safe voice on the line

Seniors are the #1 target for phone scams. Clara is a verified, consistent companion. She never asks for money, card numbers, or personal information. Ever.

Private by design

Conversations are never recorded or stored. Personal data is encrypted and never sold or shared. Read how we protect your family.

Why a phone call, and not another app

We didn't guess. Caregivers have been saying it out loud for years.

“We tried alarms (he turns them off), reminder apps (too confusing), texting (he ignores them). For his generation, the phone is for talking. A system that just calls him works 100x better than the expensive smart gadgets we tried.”

A family caregiver, in an online support community

“Is it plug-and-play? I need something she can use without calling me in a panic.”

With Clara there's nothing to plug in at all. If they can answer a phone, they can use Clara, landline or mobile.

A family caregiver, in an online support community

A note from the team

We built Clara because we couldn't be there.

Like many of you, we live far from our aging parents. Different cities, different time zones. We call when we can. But days slip by, and in the quiet moments we wonder how they're really doing.

We're engineers who have spent years building conversational AI. One day we asked ourselves: what if we used everything we know to solve the problem that actually keeps us up at night?

That question became Clara.

One plan. Everything included.

Less than a dollar a day for a daily check-in you never have to worry about.

Founding family rate

$29/month$49

After launch, Clara is $49/month. Waitlist members lock in $29/month for as long as they stay.

  • A friendly call every day, at the time you choose
  • Medication and appointment reminders, woven into conversation
  • A short note after each call, sent to your phone
  • Alerts if they seem unwell, down, or don't answer
  • Founding rate locked for life, so your price never goes up
  • No contracts, cancel anytime

Give them a friend who calls every day

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