A voice that calls every morning — with a safety net a family can trust.
Evergreen gives an aging parent a daily voice companion — today on a simple tablet or browser, built to grow onto her own phone — that screens what it hears on her calls for scam patterns and texts the family; a licensed human safety net is the partner path ahead. The daily call is why she answers; the safety net is why the family pays. The call, the screening and the family alerts are built and running in a working prototype today — pre-revenue, with the licensed monitoring partner still to be signed.
57% of Canadians 50+ report feeling lonely, and their adult children often live cities away. Medical-alert pendants wait for a fall; free companion apps wait to be opened. Neither touches the loneliness itself.
Iris calls every morning — today on a simple tablet or browser, built to grow onto the phone she already owns. She screens what she hears on her calls for scam patterns and tells the family; the roadmap moves screening into the network, with a licensed monitoring partner behind the escalation ladder as we sign one.
A roadmap to carrier-native call screening a pure software app can’t copy, plus months of knowing what a good morning sounds like for her. Competitors sell a device, a robot, or a spam blocker alone; Evergreen bundles all three into one call.
Model: recurring per-parent subscription (Basic / Full / Unlimited), Canada-first via carrier distribution. Figures illustrative.
A two-week legal-architecture sprint and a signed licensed monitoring partner — then a small team to bring the working Basic product to the first Canadian families. The build risk is behind us: Iris’s morning call, in-call scam screening, and the self-filling CareCircle dashboard already run in prototype. What’s left is the legal wrapper and the licensed safety desk, not the product.