AlwaysHere is a 24/7 voice AI Companion service for the people you love. Your loved one can call anytime to get executive function support, routine reinforcement, medication reminders, and emotional regulation — all through a simple phone call. We also support aging parents and memory care.

How does the AI Companion work?

Your loved one calls the AlwaysHere phone number anytime, day or night. The AI Companion recognizes them, remembers their routines and preferences, and provides personalized support. After each call, you receive an SMS recap so you always know how they're doing.

Who is AlwaysHere designed for?

AlwaysHere serves families caring for autistic adults, adults with ADHD, individuals with intellectual disabilities, and people with executive function or anxiety challenges. We also support families caring for aging parents.

Does my loved one need to download an app?

No. For voice calls, any phone that rings works — flip phone, smartphone, anything. For text chat, they need a phone that can receive texts. No app download needed.

How much does AlwaysHere cost?

Starter is $27/month with unlimited text chat and 1 hour of inbound voice calls. Calm Home is $97/month with 8 hours of voice and proactive outbound calls. Complete is $247/month, our highest tier, adding Practice, Be With Me, and VIP onboarding. Every plan is backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee. Cancel anytime.

Is AlwaysHere safe for vulnerable adults?

Yes. AlwaysHere has multi-layer safety guardrails including real-time crisis detection, caregiver alerts, approved caller screening, and conversation monitoring. Caregivers maintain full oversight through the dashboard and receive immediate notifications for any concerning interactions.

Can I clone a family member's voice?

Yes. AlwaysHere offers custom voice cloning so your loved one hears a familiar, comforting voice during their calls. This is especially helpful for individuals with anxiety or sensory sensitivities who respond better to voices they recognize. Also used in memory care.

How does crisis detection work?

AlwaysHere uses real-time AI analysis to detect signs of distress, self-harm language, or medical emergencies during calls, immediately alerting designated caregivers.

Can I control what the AI discusses?

Yes. Caregivers configure topic boundaries, conversation style, and escalation rules. The AI follows your guidelines.

Is the AI autonomous?

No. AlwaysHere is a support layer that always defers to human caregivers. It does not make decisions, diagnose, or prescribe.

AI Safety Guardrails for Vulnerable Adults: Protection by Design

Safety is not a feature at AlwaysHere. It is the foundation. Our multi-layer safety architecture includes real-time crisis detection, caregiver alerts, approved caller screening, conversation monitoring, and configurable topic boundaries. Every interaction is logged and reviewable. The AI is caregiver-controlled: you set what topics it can discuss, how it should respond in sensitive situations, and when to escalate to you. Crisis detection monitors for signs of distress, self-harm language, medical emergencies, and exploitation attempts, triggering immediate caregiver notification. The system is built with clinical safety protocols from day one. AlwaysHere is a support layer, not an autonomous decision-maker. It always defers to human caregivers. Plans are Starter at $27/month, Calm Home at $97/month, and AlwaysHere Complete at $247/month, each with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Complete ($247/month) adds VIP 1:1 onboarding, plus every plan includes access to our in-app support community.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does crisis detection work?: AlwaysHere uses real-time AI analysis to detect signs of distress, self-harm language, or medical emergencies during calls, immediately alerting designated caregivers.
Can I control what the AI discusses?: Yes. Caregivers configure topic boundaries, conversation style, and escalation rules. The AI follows your guidelines.
Is the AI autonomous?: No. AlwaysHere is a support layer that always defers to human caregivers. It does not make decisions, diagnose, or prescribe.

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