The evening call that remembers what helps.
Grace calls during the hard hour, follows up on what matters to your parent, and tells your family what changed, what helped, and what to check on tomorrow.
7 days free. Then $49 / month. Cancel anytime. No app for your parent.
A note from Parker
I created Grace after spending six years caring for my grandmother. Read why I built her →
This is what an evening call with Grace sounds like. Audio plays only when you press play.
This sample uses an acted exchange. No real elder or family is recorded.
How it works
A simple rhythm that gets more useful.
Grace calls at the time of evening your family chooses.
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Tell us about your parent
Share their name, favorite music, calming routines, and the best time to call.
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Grace calls during the hard hour
She listens without correcting, talks about familiar things, and gently follows up on stories and routines from earlier calls.
- 03
Your family sees tonight - and Grace remembers tomorrow
You receive a short summary, anything worth checking, and a clearer picture of what helps across evenings.
The Grace Loop
Every call makes the next one more personal.
Most check-ins start from zero. Grace builds safe continuity across evenings, then gives the family a useful picture of what is helping.
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Grace remembers the person, not just the profile
She keeps approved, non-clinical details from past calls - people, places, routines, and stories - and can bring one back gently.
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Your family sees what changed tonight
After every call, you get the mood, what helped, anything concerning, and one clear thing worth following up on.
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The next call starts with context
Across calls, Grace notices recurring patterns, like which music or memories reliably help, so the relationship becomes more useful over time.
She found her footing.
Eleanor sounded unsettled at first and said the house felt too quiet. Grace brought up the porch light Sarah mentioned and played Sinatra. Eleanor was humming by the second song and sounded calmer when they said goodnight.
Grace has noticed
Familiar music and a concrete reminder about the next family visit have helped Eleanor settle on three different evenings.
Illustrative example. Grace provides companionship and family updates, not medical or emergency care.
Who Grace is for
For the family member who still worries after the nightly call.
Evenings can be difficult for people experiencing sundowning and for the family members worrying from another home or another city.
Grace is for families whose parent becomes lonely, confused, repetitive, or anxious later in the day. She provides a familiar call during the time that is often hardest and lets the family know how it went.
You can't always call at the hardest time. Grace can.
Grace may be a fit if:
- Your parent gets lonely, confused, or unsettled after dark.
- They repeat questions or need gentle reassurance in the evening.
- They still answer phone calls and respond to a warm voice.
“At 104 years old, Mom still lights up when the phone rings in the evening. Knowing someone warm is checking on her, and that I'll hear if something's off, has given our whole family real peace of mind.”
Anthony · son
I built Grace because evenings were often difficult for my grandmother, and I couldn't always be there when she needed reassurance. I wanted her to have a patient voice to talk to and a clear update afterward so I knew how she was doing.
Parker, founder of Grace — I spent six years caring for my grandmother. Today, I personally help each family shape Grace around their parent's routines from the very first call.
Trust & privacy
Clear boundaries. Private family information.
Grace is always clear about who she is
She clearly explains who she is on every call and never pretends to be family, a nurse, a doctor, or a real person.
She does not argue or correct
If your parent asks for someone who's gone, Grace won't argue or correct. She listens gently and stays present, the way a patient caregiver would.
Calls only with permission
Your parent or an authorized family member agrees before calls begin. You can withdraw that permission at any time.
Private and yours to delete
Recordings and summaries are kept private and secure, visible only to family you invite. Export or erase anything from your dashboard, anytime, no waiting on support.
Calls only during the hours you choose
Grace never rings on her own outside the window you set, so there are no surprise late-night calls.
Questions families ask
A few plain answers before you try it.
Will my parent know Grace isn't a person?
Yes. Grace clearly explains who she is at the beginning of every call. She never claims to be a family member, nurse, doctor, or real person.
What if they do not pick up?
Grace tries once more a few minutes later. If your parent still does not answer, the missed call appears in your family dashboard. You can also choose to receive an alert.
Is this medical care?
No. Grace provides conversation, reminders, and family updates. She does not diagnose or treat medical conditions and is not an emergency service. Call 911 in an emergency.
Can I hear Grace first?
Yes. Play the sample call above before setting up calls for your parent.
What happens if Grace hears something concerning?
Grace alerts the family contacts you choose if your parent sounds distressed or confused, or says they missed a medication. Grace is not monitored by emergency responders. If your parent may be in immediate danger, call 911.
Why not just use a cheaper check-in app?
Grace is set up around your parent's routines, familiar people, favorite music, and difficult time of day. Each call is followed by a family summary, with alerts when something may need your attention.
What you get
Try Grace free for 7 days.
Evening calls, summaries, alerts, and family access are included.
Grace, monthly
Per parent. 7-day free trial, cancel anytime.
About $1.63 per scheduled night.
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- One scheduled call each evening
- A familiar, consistent voice
- Your parent's favorite music
- Alerts when something seems wrong
- Medication reminders
- A summary after each call
- Shared family dashboard
- Cancel anytime
Give Grace one week to learn what helps.
Start with the hardest hour. Each call gives your parent a familiar voice and gives your family a clearer next step.
A settling evening.
Mom sounded unsettled when Grace called and said the house felt too quiet. They listened to two Sinatra songs, and she was humming by the second. She said she had taken her evening pill. She sounded calmer by the end of the call. You may want to ask about her sister tomorrow; she mentioned her twice.
After a few calls · Grace has noticed
Sinatra and a concrete reminder about the next family visit consistently help Eleanor feel settled.