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Kulohi is a voice-first AI companion app for older adults

A familiar companion for everyday life.

Conversation, reminders, life stories, and private connection with loved ones, all in one calm place.

Robin is Kulohi's voice-first AI companion. She is the familiar voice at its center. Around her, Today and Plans keep everyday details close, Life Stories preserves the memories a member chooses, and Kindred makes room for private connection with invited loved ones.

Beta access is opening in small groups. No payment is collected when you request access. No dedicated Kulohi hardware is required.

Robin reading quietly in her warmly lit Cottage inside Kulohi
RobinIllustrative conversation

Morning, Mae. You were thinking about calling your sister this week. Would today be a good day?

This is Robin.The Cottage is the familiar visual home where members talk or type with her. A place that grows with the relationship.Step inside the Cottage
An older woman pausing after a morning in a contemporary community garden

The morning is still hers

She has a full life. Kulohi helps her keep up with it.

Some mornings start in the garden. Some start with coffee and a long talk. Kulohi keeps conversation, plans, and the people who matter in one calm place while Mae gets on with a day that is still entirely her own.

Talk or typePhone, tablet, or computerShared only by choice

Contemporary scenes on this page are illustrative and show fictional people and relationships. They are not customer photographs or testimonials.

What does a Member need?

A connected device they already know.

The current beta is a web app that runs in a compatible modern browser on an internet-connected phone, tablet, or computer. Voice conversation needs a microphone and speaker; typing is always available too. A Member starts by opening Kulohi and tapping Robin's microphone.

Kulohi does not require a dedicated device. Native app-store releases and Amazon Echo or Alexa support are not current beta options.

Later that morning

One less thing to keep in her head.

Mae does not need to open a planner or phrase a command. She can simply tell Robin what is happening, the way she would tell someone who knows her.

Talk normally

Robin listens for the useful parts inside the moment.

Mae

Oh, before I forget, I'm having lunch with Cathy Thursday. And remind me to bring that picture I found for her.

Robin

Lunch with Cathy on Thursday, and the photograph you found for her. I'll keep them together for you.

Fictional example. Robin can make mistakes, so important details should be checked.
Robin understood what matteredTwo useful details, quietly kept together.
PlanLunch with Cathy

Thursday

ReminderBring Cathy's photograph

Before lunch Thursday

Robin keeps the photograph in the conversation, not as another task, but as part of why the lunch matters.

Fictional product example. Robin can misunderstand a date or detail, so members can review what she captured and important information should be checked.

An older woman quietly moved while watching an asynchronously shared soccer video
Sam shared a short videoMy first goal!Mae watched it with her morning coffee.

Then Sam sends a moment

She missed the game. Kindred brought the moment to her.

Kindred is Kulohi's private, invitation-only space for staying connected. Loved ones can share photographs, short videos, voice messages, and replies. Mae opens them when she wants. Nothing disappears because she was not online at the time.

“Grandma, that was the one I told you I was going to score.”

Kindred: Robin conversations stay separate. Mae decides what, if anything, she shares.

Visit Kindred

A little reassurance, without watching over her

The Member stays at the center.

Kindred brings people into your circle. Guides can lend a hand. Your Touchstone is the person you trust to be there when it matters. No role automatically opens Robin's private conversations, account controls, or privacy settings.

Robin's familiarity can support a gentle check-in, but it is not fall detection, medical monitoring, 911, or guaranteed emergency detection. Robin can miss or misunderstand a change, and Kulohi cannot replace emergency services or professional care when those are needed.

Understand Kindred roles

Life Stories

Some stories are worth keeping.

A story can surface naturally while someone is talking with Robin. When it does, Robin can help shape the member's own words into a draft. The member decides whether it becomes a Life Story.

A conversation with RobinMae is remembering the old lake picnic.

“The wind took the napkins first. Your grandfather chased them halfway down the beach.”
A story begins in ordinary conversation
A fictional vintage family photograph beside a lake
Life Story draftThe picnic that nearly blew away

Mae can review, change, or leave it unsaved.

Mae chooses what happens nextReview and save privatelySaved privately. Nothing becomes a Life Story until she chooses it.

Conversation → a story emerges → the member reviews it → Life Stories keeps it.

See how Life Stories work

Pattern Awareness

Robin learns what is normal for you. So she can notice when it changes.

Robin builds a personal baseline from the everyday and conversation patterns a member chooses to share. She does not compare someone with other people or a generic definition of normal. She learns you, notices when something meaningfully changes, and gently checks in.

Learns your patternsEstablishes your baselineNotices a meaningful changeChecks in naturally

Robin doesn't decide what a change means. She simply notices when something seems different. She does not diagnose a cause and is not an emergency monitoring service or a replacement for professional or hands-on care.

See how Pattern Awareness works

A clear promise

What can members use today?

Kulohi is in beta. Some parts are ready for members to use. Others are still being built and tested.

Available in beta

Here now

  • Talk or type with Robin and return to saved conversation history
  • Use Today for a calm daily view and Plans for appointments and reminders
  • Tell, review, and privately save Life Stories
  • Use Kindred to privately share photos, short videos, voice notes, and replies
  • Notice meaningful changes from a member's own everyday and conversational patterns
In development

Still growing

  • Live calling and video visits
  • More Cottage activity
  • Member-directed Life Story sharing into Kindred
  • More ways to shape and revisit member-chosen Life Stories
  • Optional SMS and push updates for people the member chooses

Private by default

A private conversation stays private.

Kulohi stores Robin conversation history to provide continuity. People invited into Kindred do not receive those private transcripts. The current Life Stories experience saves privately. Kindred posts use their own separate actions and permissions.

Robin is not medical care or emergency response, and she does not replace human relationships or professional care.

For someone you love. One day, maybe for you.

Keep the conversation going.

Request access for yourself or someone you love. We will write when a beta invitation is ready. No payment is collected today.

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