Taliah · 10:00Good morning, Joan. How are you today?

JoanOh, not bad love. The knee's a bit better.

TaliahGlad to hear it. Is Sarah still coming on Sunday?

JoanShe is! I'm making my lemon slice.

For families

Every morning starts with a friendly voice.

You can't always ring Mum every morning. Taliah can. It's a friendly AI companion that phones her for a warm chat, remembers the little things, and sends you a short text after every call.

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Taliah calls. Remembers what matters.
You get a text.

  1. 1Taliah callsA short, warm chat with Mum every morning.
  2. 2Remembers what mattersHer knee, her garden, your visit on Sunday. Taliah picks up where they left off.
  3. 3Keeps you in the loopAfter every call, you get a short text summary. If Mum mentions something you should know, Taliah lets you know.

You have questions. Taliah has answers.

You askedWhat is Taliah?

Taliah

A friendly AI companion designed to support everyday wellbeing and connection. Mum doesn't need a smartphone or an app. Taliah rings the phone she already has.

Friendly conversations

A warm chat each morning, at a time that suits.

Wellbeing support

Anything your mum wants you to know is passed on.

Helps you feel connected

A short text after every call, so you know how Mum's going, even on your busiest days.

You askedIs it a real person?

Taliah

No. Taliah has a warm, human-like voice and talks with real kindness, but she is an AI. She says so at the start of every call.

You askedWill Mum actually enjoy it?

Taliah

Residents in our first trial told us the calls felt “calm and reassuring”. What they liked most was that Taliah remembers the little things, and asks about them next time.

Taliah asked how the tomatoes are going ♥

Maria in her vegetable garden

You askedWhat if Mum doesn't answer?

Taliah

Taliah tries again and leaves a message on her voicemail. If the call still goes unanswered, we'll send you a text to let you know.

A woman reading a message on her tablet

You askedWhat if she needs help?

Taliah

If Mum asks for help, Taliah alerts you straight away.

Taliah is not an emergency service. In an emergency, Mum should use her personal alarm or call 000.

You askedDoes it replace my calls?

Taliah

No, and it isn't meant to. Your calls and visits still matter most. Taliah takes the daily check-in off your list, so there's less on your shoulders. And Mum gets a friendly start to every day. It's a better day for both of you.

You askedHas anyone tried it yet?

Taliah

Yes. Our first trial ran in an Australian retirement village. Real residents. Real feedback.

20 residentstook part in our first trial
In 2026in Australian independent living facilities
10:00 ama daily call from Taliah
Every dayresidents received regular calls
An older woman smiling on the phone in her armchair

What residents told us

“Taliah remembered my tomatoes.”

“Taliah's voice is gentle, pleasant and easy to listen to.”

“The calls are calm and reassuring.”

“I enjoyed the conversations when they felt natural.”

“I can see real value for people who are lonely, isolated or housebound.”

“Taliah responded to personal comments about my pets and activities. That made it feel meaningful.”

Flowers on a sunny kitchen table

Benefits of
Taliah

You askedWhy should I use Taliah?

Taliah

Real older people and their feedback shaped how Taliah works.

  • A text summary for youAfter every call, you get a short text about how Mum's going. No app, no logging in.
  • More natural conversationsDifferent openers, open questions, less repetition.
  • Memory and personalisationRemembers earlier conversations and the details that matter.
  • Warmer and more expressiveA more natural, caring voice.
  • A call at the same time every dayConsistent, timely calls help build trust.
  • Advanced missed-call handlingIf there's no answer, Taliah tries again and leaves a message on Mum's voicemail. We'll also text you to let you know the call went unanswered.

Would Mum enjoy a morning chat?

Our trials had very positive responses. The older people who took part loved talking to Taliah.

  • No smartphone or app needed
  • Mum can stop at any time
  • A text for you after every call

Good morning, Joan. Did Sarah enjoy the lemon slice?

She took half of it home!

Let's keep the conversation going.