For adult children supporting a parent from afar

Everyday help for a parent.
Peace of mind from afar.

Basia—Rondo’s automated AI assistant—regularly talks with your parent through a familiar messenger and helps with simple everyday matters. You receive a short factual status, with your parent’s consent and without the private conversation. She does not replace your conversations. Basia involves you only when a person is genuinely needed.

Example family
Maria · GdańskAnna · Berlin

First pilot in Poland · for older adults who regularly use a smartphone · Rondo is not an emergency or medical service

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Private conversation with Basia
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Mariatoday, 09:12

BasiaGood morning, Maria. How is your morning going?

MariaWell. Please remind me about my check-up at 16:00.

Basia helped right awayReminder set for 16:00
WhatsApp or Messengertext and voice notes
Three promises we protect
01Basia helps firstShe reminds, explains and organises simple matters. Family steps in only when another person is actually needed.
02A status, not a transcriptFamily sees whether the check-in happened, what Basia helped with and whether anything needs attention—not the private conversation.
03Human contact stays humanRondo reduces routine coordination so conversations with a parent do not become another list of chores.

What the family is buying

Less routine coordination. More certainty about when you are needed.

We are designing Rondo as a family subscription for an adult child or another relative supporting a parent from afar. You are not paying for another chat. You are paying for help between your conversations.

Fewer chores01

Basia helps with routine matters

She sets reminders, explains messages and settings, finds information, and provides step-by-step help with simple digital tasks.

A calm status02

Know when something needs attention

See whether contact happened, what Basia helped with, and whether a matter needs a person—without reading the private conversation.

Better time together03

Stay family—not a task coordinator

Rondo reduces everyday coordination so conversations with a parent do not have to begin with another list of things to arrange.

01

Help first. A person when needed.

Basia helps day to day. Family stays close.

09:1201

Basia checks in calmly

At the agreed time, Maria receives a message in her chosen messenger. She replies by text or voice note without learning another app.

09:1402

Basia tries to help right away

She reminds, explains the next steps and organises information. If a matter needs another person, she asks Maria whether someone trusted should be involved.

Afterwards03

Family sees what matters

The panel shows facts: whether contact happened, what Basia helped with and whether anything needs attention. It shows no chat and makes no health diagnosis.

02

A calm view for the family

Know what happened without reading the conversation.

The panel shows the latest contact, matters Basia helped with and exceptional situations that need a person. It reports facts—it does not diagnose or promise that everything is fine.

  • Confirmation that a scheduled check-in happened
  • A view of matters Basia helped with
  • A clear signal when a person is genuinely needed
See the panel in action
Example family status
Maria’s circleGood morning, Anna
Today’s check-in happened
2matters Basia handled0needs attention09:12last contact
Today, 09:12Morning check-inMaria replied to Basia’s message
Completed
Today, 09:14Check-up reminderBasia helped Maria set a reminder
Basia helped
Yesterday, 18:40Message settingsMaria received step-by-step guidance
Basia helped
No private chat content
03

Dignity first. Data second.

A short status—not a window into someone’s life.

Basia clearly identifies herself as an automated AI assistant. With the older person’s consent, Rondo gives family a factual status about contact and matters needing attention, but does not expose the full conversation. Message tone is not used to make automatic health or safety assessments.

YesWhether a scheduled check-in happenedYesMatters Basia helped withYesA request for a person shared with consentNoThe full conversation or an automatic health assessmentNoGPS or health data in the first pilot
First pilot · Poland

Do you live far from a parent—or struggle to check in every day?

We are looking for families where an older adult regularly uses a smartphone and wants to try talking with Basia through WhatsApp or Messenger. We especially want to hear from families separated by distance and busy daily lives.

  • The older person joins and consents separately
  • Text and voice notes in a familiar messenger
  • A factual family status without the private conversation
  • Basia helps first; family steps in only when needed
12Step 1 of 2 · about 30 seconds

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First pilot in Poland

Everyday help for a parent between your conversations.

Join the waitlist if distance or daily responsibilities make it difficult to support an older relative regularly. It takes about 30 seconds.