A daily phone call, with love
Mum's okay today. You'll know every evening.
Kindring is a warm, slow-speaking AI that phones your mum or dad at a set time, on their normal phone. It chats, asks how they slept, and brings you their voice and a short summary.
First 50 families: 14 days free
Mum's day, 6:30 pm
Slept well · took her pills · wants you to call Sunday ♡
Mum left you a voice message.
Why Kindring
You can't be there. You still want to know.
She lives a flight, a ferry or three hours away. Your days are full, and the calls you mean to make slip to the weekend.
Then the guilt arrives with the evening news: did she eat, did she sleep, did she sound tired?
Kindring doesn't replace you. It keeps a small, steady ring going between your calls, so a quiet day never becomes a long silence.
A day with Kindring
Four small moments, every day.
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The phone rings
Kindring calls at the time you chose, on her ordinary phone. No app, no buttons.
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A gentle chat
It asks about sleep, meals and her plans, and listens at her pace. No medical advice.
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A message for you
She is invited to leave you a short voice message, in her own words.
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Your evening summary
A short text or WhatsApp message with how the day went, plus her voice.
What a call sounds like
Kind, unhurried, and always honest about being an AI.
Kindring says what it is in the first sentence, every time. Here is an example call, written to show the tone.
- KindringGood morning, Margaret. This is Kindring. I'm an AI assistant, not a person. Your daughter Anna asked me to call each morning. Is now a good time for a short chat?
- MargaretOh, hello dear. Yes, I've just made my tea.
- KindringLovely. How did you sleep last night?
- MargaretBetter than the week before. I only woke once.
- KindringThat's good to hear. Have you had your morning tablets yet?
- MargaretWith my toast, yes.
- KindringWonderful. Would you like to leave Anna a little message? I'll send it to her this evening.
- MargaretTell her to ring me Sunday. And that the roses are out.
If she says she feels unwell, Kindring suggests she speak to her doctor, tells you, and for anything urgent points her to the emergency number. It never diagnoses or advises on medicines.
Who it's for
For the people who care from a distance.
Living abroad
Different time zone, different country. A calm check-in lands at the same hour for her, and in your evening for you.
Busy carers
Work, children and a parent on your mind. Kindring covers the daily hello so your own calls can be the warm ones.
Siblings sharing care
One brother, one sister, one very full inbox. With Daily+, everyone gets the same summary, so nobody has to ask who called.
Trust
Built to be gentle with your parent's trust.
She stays in charge. These are the promises we are building Kindring around.
- She says yes first
Kindring only calls after your parent has agreed, in her own words. She can stop at any time.
- Always upfront about being an AI
Every call begins by saying so. It never pretends to be a person or a relative.
- Not a medical device
No diagnosis, no medical advice. It notes what she tells it and passes it on to you.
- No call recordings kept
We keep the summary and the voice message she chooses to leave, not the call itself.
- GDPR and UK GDPR
Your data rights are respected. Read the Privacy Notice.
- Cancel anytime
No contracts. Stop with one message and we delete what we hold on request.
Pricing
Simple, monthly, cancel anytime.
Daily
- One call a day at her chosen time
- Evening summary by text or WhatsApp
- Her voice message, when she leaves one
- Alert if she doesn't answer twice
Daily+
- Everything in Daily
- Gentle medication reminders on the call
- Siblings and family get the summary too
Join the waitlist and, if you're among the first 50 families, your first 14 days cost nothing. Prices are shown in US dollars and are launch prices.
Questions
Good things to ask.
Does mum need a smartphone?
No. Kindring rings her ordinary landline or mobile, like any call. There is nothing to install and no buttons to press. She just answers and talks.
What if she doesn't pick up?
Kindring tries again a little later. If she doesn't answer twice, you are alerted so you can call her yourself.
Will she know it's an AI?
Yes. Every call opens by saying it's an AI assistant, and why it's calling. It never pretends to be a person.
Does she have to agree?
Yes. We ask your parent for their own consent before any call begins. If she says no, or changes her mind later, the calls stop.
Is it giving her medical advice?
No. Kindring is not a medical device. It can ask whether she took her tablets and pass on what she says, but it never diagnoses or recommends medicines.
Are the calls recorded?
No recordings of the calls are kept. We keep the written summary, and the short voice message she chooses to leave for you.
Is Kindring an emergency service?
No. If someone is in danger, call 911 (US), 999 (UK) or 112 (EU) straight away. Kindring cannot send help.
Where does it work?
We are starting with parents in the US, UK and EU. Tell us where your parent lives in the form and we'll let you know when we reach them.
Can I cancel?
Yes, at any time, with no contract.
Waitlist
Be among the first families.
Tell us a little about you and your parent. We'll write when Kindring opens, and the first 50 families get 14 days free.
You're on the list.
Thank you. We'll email you when Kindring opens. If you're among the first 50 families, your first 14 days are free.