Hello

Call your mom because you miss her.

Not because the insurance company sent another letter. Hello takes her hard calls, so yours can go back to being about her.

An official letter on a kitchen table, a worried hand on the page
The letter folded under a fruit bowl, a phone beside it
A mother laughing on the phone in her armchair
Sunday“Can you call them for me? I don't understand what they want.”
TuesdayHello made the call with her. The claim is fixed. You got a two-line note.
Next SundayYou call. You talk about the garden.
Set up Hello for your mom

Her phone, her number. A few minutes, together.

How it works

  1. Set it up together

    Install Hello on her phone and tell it who matters: her doctor, pharmacy, bank, and you.

  2. Hello takes the hard calls

    It waits on hold, answers the calls she misses, and keeps scammers away. She can always take over.

  3. You hear what matters

    A short note each week, and a message when something really needs you.

Mom's week

The pharmacy refill went through on Tuesday.

Two calls claiming to be from Medicare. Hello ended both.

She asked the bank about her new card. It arrives Friday.

One thing for you: the dentist wants to move her appointment.

An example of the weekly note. She chooses what you see.

Close, without hovering

She stays in charge
Hello works for her. She can take any call herself, or keep one private.
You worry less
The scam calls stop before they reach her, and you know they did.
Nobody misses the doctor
The people she expects always ring through. Hello checks every day that her calls still arrive.

I built Hello for my mom

I wanted her to have someone patient on every call, so she never has to face the phone tree or the scammer alone. And I wanted my calls with her to be about her again.

Ryan Oberoi, founder

A grown daughter and her mother looking at one phone

Give her someone on her side

Cancel in one tap, and her calls ring just as before.

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