Smriti.Miles Apart, Mornings Together
Set up Smriti

Chai at seven. And a hello from you.

Talk to us about them for two or three minutes, once. Every morning after, your parent gets a short, warm message that sounds like you, even on the days you can’t call.

Set up SmritiJoin the waitlistSetting up takes about ten minutes and one recording. The phone apps are still on their way, so leave your address if you would rather wait for those.
An older woman sitting by a window at home, holding a phone and smiling at something she has just heard.

Honest by design

Let’s be clear about what this is.

A digital voice, not a recording

Each message is AI-generated and spoken by a digital copy of your voice, created from the recording you make at the start. You never recorded these words yourself.

Never hidden

We tell you this plainly before anything starts, and we ask you to make sure your family knows it too. Honesty is the only way this works.

Not a stand-in for you

Smriti is for the mornings in between. Your real calls and visits are what matter. This just keeps the thread warm.

How it works

Ten minutes today. Every morning after, it just happens.

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  1. A younger woman on a sofa, speaking into her phone as she records a voice note.

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    Start the setup here

    The first screen tells you exactly what Smriti does, what it keeps, and what it asks your permission for. Read it, then decide. Until you agree we keep only how to reach you and where you are in the setup; nothing else, and no recording.

  2. The whole setup

    A voice note about them
    The name they call you
    Hold to record a short voice note

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    One recording, and a name

    Talk to us about them for two or three minutes, and tell us the name your family calls you. That’s the whole setup, all in one sitting.

  3. An older man holding his phone to his ear, listening.

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    They hear from you every morning

    A short nudge arrives on their phone. One tap, and they hear a warm few words in a digital copy of your voice.

Safety

What happens before a message reaches them.

Nothing is sent that has not been checked, and nothing about your voice goes anywhere else.

  • Checked before it leavesEvery message passes layered automatic review before it is sent. Anything unsure is held back, never sent.
  • A second look, every weekA separate automatic review looks back over recent messages after the fact, and can pause everything on its own.
  • Your voice is only for themYour recordings create messages for one person. They are never sold, shared, or used for anything else.
  • A person when it mattersWrite to us any time. A founder personally replies.
A kitchen in the early morning, two cups of chai poured and waiting on the counter.

A Smriti morning · an illustration

“Ma used to wait by the phone. Now she tells the neighbours, ‘Rohan says have your chai, he’ll call Sunday.’ She knows it isn’t really me on the line. She calls it my little radio. When I visit, we have more to talk about, not less.”

An imagined morning, the one we’re building toward. Not a real family, yet.

Questions

Things families ask before they start

Anything else? Write to us. A founder personally replies.

Does Ma or Papa need to do anything?+

One tap. A short nudge arrives on their phone each morning, and tapping it plays your message. That single tap is the whole ask, and it is also how we know the message reached them rather than an empty room. There is nothing for them to set up and nothing to reply to.

Will they know the voice is digital?+

You will. We tell you plainly before anything starts, and we ask you to make sure the family knows too. Many families explain it once in person, in their own way.

What does a message actually say?+

Small, true things drawn only from what you share with us: a memory, a familiar comfort, a reminder that you’ll call on Sunday. Never advice, never anything you didn’t tell us.

How much does it cost?+

Nothing during the pilot. We will tell you well before that ever changes, and pausing her messages or asking us to erase everything is always free.

Which languages does it speak?+

We are starting with Hindi and English during the pilot. Record your voice note in whichever feels like home.

What if I want out?+

Sign in at smriti.care, open Settings, and choose Stop or delete everything. Stopping is one tap and keeps everything. Deleting erases your recordings and your data everywhere, including the voice copy at our voice partner.

Tomorrow’s chai could come with a hello.

Set it up this evening, or leave us your address and take your time deciding.

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