Features

Calling Flow & Conversation Intelligence

Warm daily conversations transformed into meaningful context

HelloDear! creates space for warm, natural conversations that fit seamlessly into a person's day. Through gentle prompts and adaptive dialogue, the system picks up on meaningful changes in routine, mood, energy, or behaviour — always non-clinical, always respectful. Scheduled calling windows bring consistency, while human-friendly conversation design ensures each call feels personal, dignified, and supportive.

Problemas que resolvemos

Desafios operacionais comuns que este recurso resolve

Regular wellbeing check-ins are difficult to maintain manually

Older adults may feel isolated or lack consistent social interaction

Important changes in routine or mood are often subtle and easy to miss

Principais capacidades

Tudo o que este recurso pode fazer por você

Warm, natural conversations

HelloDear! calls through the regular home or mobile phone and speaks in a friendly, natural tone — no scripts, no robotic phrasing.

Adaptive conversation flow

Conversations shift based on daily context: energy level, mood, routine, sleep, hydration, and small life updates.

Light-touch wellbeing prompts

Gentle check-in questions surface valuable insights without feeling clinical or intrusive.

Consistency through scheduled calling windows

Calls happen within agreed time windows, supporting routine and predictability — essential for many older adults.

Context-aware interpretation

HelloDear! listens for patterns like hesitation, slower responses, conversational pace, or repeated topics — always non-clinical, always respectful.

Casos de uso

Cenários reais onde este recurso se destaca

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Provide consistent wellbeing check-ins without requiring staff time

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Offer older adults friendly social interaction that builds routine

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Surface subtle day-to-day changes that families and teams may miss

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Support conversation-based wellbeing tracking without devices

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Complement in-person care with additional daily context