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Voice AI for parents in India

AI that gets everyday things done for your parents.

Parents call Saath or use the voice app, speak naturally in their own language, and ask for what they need. A cab, groceries, a plumber, home help or an appointment. Saath gets it done.

Built for NRIs and Indian expats, and their parents in India

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01 The problem

Your parents are independent. Everyday life still runs through too many apps.

A cab is on one app. Groceries are on another. Home services are somewhere else.

When something is confusing, changes, or goes wrong, parents often call their children to sort it out. When you live in another country and time zone, even small tasks become difficult to manage remotely.

Every family has this thread. A forty-one second voice note about the grocery app, and a reply sent at twenty to three in the morning, his child’s time.

02 Where Saath starts

Saath starts with everyday life.

Most services for ageing parents are built around healthcare, emergencies, caregiving or post-hospital support.

Saath is built for parents who are largely healthy and independent, but need occasional help with the small logistical tasks that come up every day.

The goal is simple: make it easier for them to do more on their own.

03 How it works

Five steps, none of them new for your parents.

01

Call or tap

Parents can call a normal Saath phone number or press one button in the Saath app.

No forms. No menus.

02

Just speak

They speak naturally in Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, English or another supported Indian language.

03

Saath understands and acts

Saath's AI understands the request, asks follow-up questions when needed, confirms the details and completes the task through the services already used in India.

04

A human steps in when needed

Not every real-world problem has an API. If Saath cannot complete something automatically, a human operator takes over.

05

You stay in the loop

Children can see what was requested, what was completed and what it cost. Higher-value purchases can wait for approval.

04 On their phone

Talk to Saath the way you would talk to a person.

No typing or navigating between screens. Parents simply say what they need and Saath handles the rest.

“Yes, tell me. What do you need?”

“Get milk and curd.”

“One hundred and twenty-seven rupees in total, to be paid in cash.”

05 Use cases

What can you ask Saath?

  • Cab to the airport
  • Groceries for the week
  • A plumber for a leaking tap
  • Someone to clean the house
  • Book a diagnostic test
  • Schedule an appointment
  • Order something online
  • Help when an app or delivery goes wrong

And when the request doesn't fit neatly into an app, Saath figures out the next step.

06 For you, wherever you live

You don't have to manage every task. You can still see everything.

See requests as they happen, set spending limits, approve larger purchases and know when something has been completed, from any country, any time zone.

Your parents get independence. You get visibility.

Your screen, as the day happens.
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07 Where this goes

Help your parents stay independent for longer.

Saath starts with everyday tasks.

Over time, it can become the single place families rely on to coordinate more of their parents' lives, from household needs and appointments to health coordination and safety.

But the first job is simple: when your parents need something, they should be able to ask once and get it done.