The logistics
Every appointment, refill, ride, and repair happens by phone — and it lands on whoever loves them most. Sage takes the calls.
Sage is June — an AI assistant for your parent's independent life. It books the cardiologist, refills the pharmacy, arranges the ride, finds the plumber… and calls each morning to check in. You see that all is well, without hovering.
5-minute setup · No credit card · Nothing starts without your parent's OK.
No app for your parent — just their phoneNothing starts without their OKNot an emergency service.
June is calling Frank
Morning check-in · 9:30 AM
JuneGood morning Frank, it's June, your Sage assistant — how are you today?
FrankOh, hi June. Doing fine.
JuneYou've got the foot doctor at 2 — your ride comes at 1:15. Anything you need a hand with?
FrankThe kitchen faucet's dripping again.
JuneI'll call some plumbers today and see who can come.
Denise's phone
Frank's OK
1 new task: plumber quotes
3 quotes gathered · waiting for your approve
Every appointment, refill, ride, and repair happens by phone — and it lands on whoever loves them most. Sage takes the calls.
The hardest part of distance is not knowing. A morning check-in call — and a clear plan if it goes unanswered — turns worry into a green checkmark.
They just use the phone. Call June, or June calls them — no app, no passwords, landline welcome.
June makes the calls. Doctor, pharmacy, rides, repairs — it dials, waits on hold, and gets it done.
They stay in charge. June asks before booking; they can pause anything by saying so.
Five-minute setup. Tell us who, what, and when to check in.
June asks your parent first. A friendly call explains everything and records their yes — nothing starts without it.
You see calm, not chaos. 'All is well ✓,' reports on every call, one-tap approvals, and a ladder that runs if a check-in goes unanswered.
Books, moves, and confirms — and captures the prep notes.
“Move Dad's cardiology to a morning next month.”
Refills called in before they run out; ready-checks without the hold music.
“Is Mom's prescription ready at CarePlus?”
Senior transit and taxis booked to arrive early, reconfirmed morning-of.
“Dad needs a ride to the 2pm podiatrist.”
Quotes from real plumbers and handymen, compared — with pushy-price flags.
“Get quotes for Mom's dripping faucet.”
June waits on the insurance line and brings back a straight answer.
“What's this $142 charge from the clinic?”
Classes, meal programs, church events — found, booked, on the calendar.
“What's at the senior center this week?”
A warm two-minute call: how are you, here's your day, anything you need? Unanswered? The family ladder runs — automatically.
Sage is not an emergency service. In an emergency, call 911.
— No answer to the morning check-in
— June tries again
— Again — plus a friendly text
— Denise gets an alert
— Mike gets an alert
— Neighbor Pat gets a call
Denise: “He was at the barber 😊” — resolved.
Sage only works if you want it. Before anything starts, June calls you, explains everything in plain English, and asks. You choose what your family sees. You can pause the whole thing by saying 'stop.' June always tells you it's an AI, never pretends to be a person, and never gives medical advice — it just handles the phone calls you'd rather not make. You stay the boss. That's the whole idea.
Set it up yourself →Want June to call you? Leave your number and we'll text you when demo calls open.
June is calling Frank
Morning check-in · 9:30 AM
JuneGood morning Frank, it's June, your Sage assistant — how are you today?
FrankOh, hi June. Doing fine.
JuneYou've got the foot doctor at 2 — your ride comes at 1:15. Anything you need a hand with?
FrankThe kitchen faucet's dripping again.
JuneI'll call some plumbers today and see who can come.
Denise's phone
Frank's OK
1 new task: plumber quotes
3 quotes gathered · waiting for your approve
$0
$49/mo
or ~$42/mo annual
$89/mo
or ~$75/mo annual
You're only charged for calls that get done — no-answers and busy signals are on us. Check-ins are always unlimited.
3 / 6 / 12 months of either plan, bought in two minutes with no account — we email a beautiful gift page and code; siblings can split the cost at checkout; June still asks your parent's permission before anything starts.
No. June works over any phone — landlines included. They call June, or June calls them. The web dashboard is for whoever organizes.
Then Sage doesn't start — really. June makes a friendly call, explains everything, and asks. A 'no' is respected and recorded. Many parents warm up after hearing exactly what their family would and wouldn't see.
It's the opposite of a camera. June checks in by a call your parent chooses to answer, and they decide what the family sees. They can pause everything by saying 'stop.'
Sage is not an emergency service and never replaces 911. What it does: if a check-in goes unanswered, a family ladder you configured runs automatically — retries, texts, alerts, and a call to a neighbor — every step timed and logged.
Never. June books the doctor and refills the pharmacy, but if your parent asks a medical question it says, 'that's one for your doctor — want me to call and ask?'
June can never buy gift cards, wire money, or spend over your limit — those are hard blocks in our servers, not promises. Suspicious quotes get flagged for a second look.
Mostly, yes. June is polite, quick, and says up front it's an AI calling for your parent. If an office declines, June tells you honestly and the attempt costs nothing.
Yes — split billing at checkout, and everyone in the care circle sees the same 'all is well.'
Plans start at $49/month. No card on file during the trial, so if it's not right, you've lost nothing.
Five minutes to set up. A week of check-ins to feel it. Your parent says yes before anything starts.