For family caregivers
Coordinating an aging parent's life happens on the phone, during working hours, one hold queue at a time. Tell SAI what needs doing; it dials, waits, and comes back with the answer.
You
Is mom's refill ready at Vine St? And move her Thursday appointment to Friday if you can.
SAI
On it — calling the pharmacy first, then the clinic.
Call in progress
Vine St Pharmacy · on hold 2:12
SAI
Refill's ready after 3:00 PM. The clinic moved her to Friday 10:15 — it's on your calendar.
AARP counts 63 million Americans providing ongoing care for someone they love. Ask them what caregiving consists of and the answer is rarely medical — it's logistics, and the logistics run on the phone. Here is what that looks like, and what SAI does about each piece.
01
Booking the check-up, moving Thursday to Friday, chasing the referral letter — every one of them a call to an office that answers between nine and five.
SAI dials the office, negotiates a time that fits, and puts the appointment on your calendar. Rescheduling is one sentence from you, not another lunch break on hold.
02
Is it ready. Was it sent to the right branch. Can it be picked up today. The only way to know is to call and wait.
Refill is ready — pickup any time after 3:00 PM.
03
The claim nobody will explain, the bill that doesn't match the visit — the calls with the longest menus and the longest holds.
SAI sits through the menu and the hold music, asks your question, and brings back the answer with a full transcript — so you can read exactly what was said instead of taking notes on a call you never made.
04
Confirming the ride is booked, the clinic got the message, the front desk knows she's coming — small calls that still have to be made.
SAI makes them, and only calls places and people you've confirmed it may contact — you set that list when it first asks who it's allowed to call, and you can edit it any time.
05
The tax on all of the above. It's not the two-minute conversation that eats the afternoon — it's the forty minutes before it.
SAI waits so you don't. An errand is the outcome, not the call — if it takes three attempts and a callback to reach one clinic, that's still one errand from your monthly fifteen.
Some of this work should stay yours. The conversation with the doctor about what care should look like is not an errand, and SAI won't pretend it is. If the call is a fight — an insurance appeal, a dispute worth real money — a person, or a tool built for disputes, is the sharper instrument; we say so in our own comparison.
And no voice agent completes every call. Some lines go unanswered; occasionally someone won't deal with an assistant. When that happens SAI tells you what happened and asks what you want next — it never redials on its own. You stay the one deciding; SAI is the one dialing.
Monthly
$19.99 / month
Yearly
$149.99 / year
One plan, billed through the App Store. An errand that takes six calls still counts as one errand. Unused errands don't roll over.