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A grandmother laughing, in a red and white flowered blouse
A smiling grandfather in a flat cap and leather jacket
A grandmother in a bright green headwrap, laughing

They looked after us. Now Amey helps look after them.

Amey is a gentle helper on the phone of someone you love. It reminds them about medicine, helps them spot scams, and calls for help fast when something goes wrong. Family stays close, but only if they choose.

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Age at home, safely

Most of us want our parents and grandparents to live in their own homes, in their own way, for as long as they can. Amey is built for exactly that. It sits quietly on the phone they already have, with big words, big buttons and a calm voice, in English, Shona, Ndebele and many more languages.

to call for help
1 tap
countdown, then Amey calls your person
30 sec
to link a family member
6 numbers
for emergency help, always
$0
A grandfather with white hair, smiling warmly outside

Amey's mission is to keep the people who raised us safe, connected and independent.

Their phones are full of strangers, and not every stranger is kind. Pills get forgotten. A fall can happen when no one is near. And many of us live in another town or another country. Amey stands beside them every day: it reminds, it warns, and it calls for help when it matters most.

Made in Africa, by Amen Ndoro.

What Amey does

Everything is simple to use, with a word under every picture and a button that reads the screen out loud.

Six ways Amey is there, every day.

  • Older hands holding a weekly pill box

    Reminders that ring

    Medicine, tasks and visits, with one big button: I took it. Amey reminds you. It does not give medical advice.

  • Hands holding a phone next to a cup of tea

    Scam checks in plain words

    Show Amey a message or a letter. It says Safe, Careful or Scam, and why.

  • A younger hand resting on an older hand

    Help in one tap

    A 30 second countdown, then Amey calls the person you chose and tells your helpers.

  • A carer helping an older man with a walking stick

    Fall check

    If Amey feels a hard fall, it asks “Are you OK?” If there is no answer, it tries to get help.

  • A grandmother and her grandson sitting together outside

    Family close by

    Link phones with a 6 number code. Helpers see alerts and check-ins, never private messages.

  • A grandmother at her market stall, using her phone

    Just ask Amey

    Press and speak: “Call my son.” Amey gets it ready and asks first. It is a computer helper, not a person.

Our promise to your family

We are asking to sit beside the people you love most. Here is what we promise in return.

And we will always be honest: Amey can miss some scams, falls and crashes. It is not a doctor, a medical device or an emergency service. If you are in danger, call for help yourself.

A note from our founder

Dear friend,

I made Amey for the people who raised us. They taught us to walk, to read and to be kind. Now their phones are full of strangers, and not every stranger is kind.

I wanted them to have someone gentle by their side, every day. Someone who reminds, who warns, and who calls for help when it matters most.

Thank you for letting Amey into your home. We will care for your family as if they were our own.

With love,

Amen Ndoro

Founder, Amey AI

Join the waitlist

Be one of the first families to bring Amey home. We will send you one message when Amey is ready in your country, and nothing else.

Amey is almost ready. The store buttons will open as soon as it is live.