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ElderMate
AI check-in calls for parents. A short summary for you.
Your parents' morning might be your midnight. Flights, work trips or night shifts can interrupt your usual call. ElderMate makes scheduled AI check-in calls and gives you a short summary afterward. Add your own call notes, such as asking whether a parent has taken their usual medication. They simply answer their phone—no app needed. Available on iOS and Android, with 5 free calling minutes to start.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Ravinder, the maker of ElderMate.
Your parents' morning might be your midnight. Your usual call home might collide with a flight, a long meeting, or a night shift.
ElderMate helps you stay informed between your own calls and visits. Here are a few everyday situations where it can help:
Different time zones: Imagine a son in Toronto with parents in Delhi. He schedules a check-in at a convenient time for them and reads the summary when he wakes up.
Travelling for work: A three-day trip brings flights and back-to-back meetings. Set up check-ins before leaving and catch up on the summaries when you have a moment.
Changing shifts: A daughter's night shifts change each week, but her mother prefers a regular morning call. ElderMate can keep that check-in schedule while her daughter catches up after work.
A parent who struggles with apps: You manage ElderMate from your own phone. Your parent simply answers a regular phone call, with nothing new to install or learn.
Medication check-in using your note: While you're in a meeting, a scheduled call can use your note to ask whether your parent has taken their usual medication. You can review what they reported in the summary.
More than one loved one: Keep separate schedules and conversation histories for your mother and an elderly uncle, so it's easier to remember what each person discussed.
You set up your loved one with their permission, choose the schedule and conversation prompts, and receive a short summary after the AI call. Calls identify the AI assistant and disclose recording.
The caregiver app is live on iOS and Android. New accounts include 5 free calling minutes; afterward, you can buy minutes or choose a subscription.
ElderMate is a family caregiving companion. It doesn't provide medical advice or emergency monitoring.
Where would this fit into your family's routine? I'd love to hear what would make the check-ins and summaries useful to you.
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About ElderMate on Product Hunt
“AI check-in calls for parents. A short summary for you.”
ElderMate was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #34 on the daily leaderboard. Your parents' morning might be your midnight. Flights, work trips or night shifts can interrupt your usual call. ElderMate makes scheduled AI check-in calls and gives you a short summary afterward. Add your own call notes, such as asking whether a parent has taken their usual medication. They simply answer their phone—no app needed. Available on iOS and Android, with 5 free calling minutes to start.
ElderMate was featured in Android (57.7k followers), Health & Fitness (83.4k followers) and Artificial Intelligence (481.8k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 214.1k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted ElderMate?
ElderMate was hunted by Ravinder Kumar. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Ravinder Kumar
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Ravinder, the maker of ElderMate.
Your parents' morning might be your midnight. Your usual call home might collide with a flight, a long meeting, or a night shift.
ElderMate helps you stay informed between your own calls and visits. Here are a few everyday situations where it can help:
Different time zones: Imagine a son in Toronto with parents in Delhi. He schedules a check-in at a convenient time for them and reads the summary when he wakes up.
Travelling for work: A three-day trip brings flights and back-to-back meetings. Set up check-ins before leaving and catch up on the summaries when you have a moment.
Changing shifts: A daughter's night shifts change each week, but her mother prefers a regular morning call. ElderMate can keep that check-in schedule while her daughter catches up after work.
A parent who struggles with apps: You manage ElderMate from your own phone. Your parent simply answers a regular phone call, with nothing new to install or learn.
Medication check-in using your note: While you're in a meeting, a scheduled call can use your note to ask whether your parent has taken their usual medication. You can review what they reported in the summary.
More than one loved one: Keep separate schedules and conversation histories for your mother and an elderly uncle, so it's easier to remember what each person discussed.
You set up your loved one with their permission, choose the schedule and conversation prompts, and receive a short summary after the AI call. Calls identify the AI assistant and disclose recording.
The caregiver app is live on iOS and Android. New accounts include 5 free calling minutes; afterward, you can buy minutes or choose a subscription.
ElderMate is a family caregiving companion. It doesn't provide medical advice or emergency monitoring.
Where would this fit into your family's routine? I'd love to hear what would make the check-ins and summaries useful to you.