Home Voice rings your mum or dad each day for a warm, friendly chat with a companion who remembers what matters to them — then texts you how they're doing. Your parent gains a friend. You lose the worry.
Between work, kids and life, the daily calls slip. But the distance never stops the questions running in the back of your mind.
Home Voice closes that gap — gently, every day.
And no — it was never meant to replace you. Mia is simply someone who cares on the days you can't be there. Your voice will always be the one they most want to hear.
They don't download anything or press any buttons. They just answer the phone.
A warm, natural-sounding companion rings at a time that suits them. No app, no setup — they pick up and chat, like a friend checking in.
About the garden, the grandkids, the cricket, how they slept. The conversation feels real because it listens and remembers — day to day.
A simple text lands on your phone: how they seemed, what they chatted about, and a gentle heads-up if something sounded off.
Watch a sample Home Voice check-in play out — notice how Mia picks up on what came up last time — then see the exact update the family receives.
Press play and watch Mia ring for a short, warm chat — see how she remembers what your parent mentioned before. When the call ends, you'll see the exact update texted to the family, including a gentle flag if something sounds off.
A sample check-in, shown start to finish — this is what your family experiences every day.
Reading it is one thing — hearing her is another. Most families are surprised how warm and natural Mia sounds.
📞 Hear Mia on a real call — freeThey spent a lifetime remembering every little thing about you.
Now — someone remembers them.
Home Voice — a warm daily call for the people who raised you.
A check-in they forget by lunchtime isn't real company. Watch what happens overnight — Mia picks up right where they left off, all on her own.
Being remembered is what turns a phone call into a friendship — the one thing a reminder app, a busy week, or a one-off robocall can never do. It's the moment families fall in love with in the very first week.
Mia listens like a person — and what she agrees to actually happens. Your parent asks the way they'd ask a friend, and Home Voice quietly takes care of the rest.
"Ring me back in twenty minutes, love — the kettle's just boiled."
→ She calls back at exactly the right time.
"Call me at 4 from now on, would you?"
→ The daily schedule changes itself — from tomorrow, it's 4pm. Your update confirms it.
Out at bowls when she rang? Mia texts: "what time suits today?" They text back: "6pm."
→ She rings at 6 on the dot — and you're kept in the loop the whole way.
"Don't call for a few days, love — my sister's visiting."
→ Mia takes the break, tells you, and comes back on her own. And if they ever mean stop for good — the calls stop, that moment. Their choice always comes first.
"You're lovely, but every day's a bit much — call me every second day."
→ The rhythm changes itself, from the very next call — and your update confirms it.
Can't talk at all today? They just text back: "don't call today."
→ Mia takes the day off, lets you know, and rings as usual next time.
The little things that turn a daily check-in into the highlight of your parent's morning.
Mia recalls what your parent told her — "How did Ella's recital go?" — so every call feels like a real, continuing friendship, not a robot reading a script.
For many older Australians the days are long and lonely. A warm chat every morning gives them something to look forward to — easing the boredom and the isolation.
If your parent mentions something serious — chest pain, a fall — Mia sends you an alert straight away to check on them, not just a next-day summary. (An extra layer of care, never a replacement for 000.)
If they don't pick up, Mia texts them — "what time suits today?" — and rings at whatever time they text back. Still can't reach them? We tell you straight away — a missed morning is worth knowing about.
Every day, in plain English: how they seemed, what they chatted about, and a gentle heads-up if anything sounded off.
Nothing to download or learn. They just answer a normal phone call from a warm, friendly voice — that's the whole experience.
An eldercare product lives or dies on trust. Here's how we earn it.
Your parent always knows Home Voice is calling — on the very first call, Mia checks they're happy to chat. And if they ever ask her to stop, we stop that moment. Every update email also has a one-click pause link. Their choice always comes first.
We surface genuine concerns — low mood, pain, a mention of a fall, confusion — without crying wolf over every little thing.
Conversations are kept private, handled in line with the Australian Privacy Principles, and never sold. You decide exactly who gets looped in.
Plenty of services can make a phone ring. Some just wait for a button-press; some rattle through a checklist and are gone in a couple of minutes. We built the call we'd want for our own mum — and we hold every single one to a higher bar:
Around seven unhurried minutes — a proper natter that follows your parent's lead. Never a script, never a stopwatch, never "wrapping up" just as they get going.
The recital, the tomatoes, the sore knee — every call picks up exactly where the last one left off. That's the difference between a check-in and a friendship.
A plain-English update after every call, "Mia's week" every Monday morning, and a prompt alert sent your way if something urgent comes up — an extra layer of care, never a replacement for 000.
Warm, natural and gently Australian — she chuckles, she listens, she lets pauses breathe. You might be surprised how human she feels: hear her free and judge for yourself.
Before Mia dials anyone, our systems run a full self-check — every day, without fail — and the founder sees the results before breakfast. Quality isn't a promise here; it's a routine.
Home Voice is Australian-built and founder-run. Founding families talk straight to the person who made it — and the service is shaped around your parent, not the other way around.
We set out to build Australia's warmest daily call — and we'd rather prove it than claim it: book a free call and hear Mia for yourself →
Or see the honest side-by-side: how Home Voice compares to every other option →
Every option rings the phone. Here's what actually happens after your parent picks up:
| Robocall check-in | Quick AI check-in | 🌸 Home Voice | |
|---|---|---|---|
| The call | "Press 1 if you're okay" | A scripted ~3–4 minutes | A real ~7-minute conversation |
| Remembers yesterday | ✗ | Varies | ✓ Every single call |
| You receive | Alert if missed | A dashboard to log into | ✓ An update to your phone after every call |
| Feels like | A task | A quick call | A visit from a friend |
See the full, honest comparison — including when we're not the right choice →
Under $3 a day to know your mum or dad is okay — and to give them a friend who remembers. Free for 7 days; cancel anytime.
👵 👴 Two parents? Add a second daily call for just +$59/mo — add them anytime, right from your update emails.
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By starting, you agree to our Terms & Privacy Policy. A wellbeing check-in, not a medical or emergency service — in an emergency call 000.
Home Voice began with a soft spot for older Aussies — too many spend their days in silence, and we're here to do a bit of good about it: one warm call, one remembered story at a time. We're brand new — so no borrowed praise, no made-up reviews. This space is reserved for our first families' real stories. Until then, here's our promise to the people who join early:
You'll never talk to a ticket queue. Questions, tweaks to call times, anything — a real person replies, fast.
Founding families' feedback decides what we build next. This service will be moulded around your parent.
Join at $79/month and that's your price for good — even as features grow and prices rise later.
Longer chats? A second call in the afternoon? Something just for your parent? Tell us — every suggestion lands on the founder's desk, and founding families decide what we build.
Yes — always. We're upfront that Mia is a friendly AI assistant from Home Voice, and on the very first call she checks your parent is happy to chat. That said, families are regularly surprised by how warm and natural she sounds — she chuckles, she listens, she lets pauses breathe, and she matches your parent's own style: a bit of cheek for the jokers, soft and unhurried for the gentle souls. The best proof is hearing her — book a free demo call.
Never — and honestly, we'd be a little sad if it did. Mia is company for the days life gets in the way — someone who cares when you can't — not a stand-in for you. Your voice will always be the one they most want to hear. If anything, the daily updates give you more to talk about when you do ring: you'll already know about the tomatoes, the sore knee, and how the recital went.
If your parent mentions something serious during a call — chest pain, a fall they can't get up from, trouble breathing — Mia alerts you (and any family you've added) immediately, while she's still on the line, by text and email, and gently encourages your parent to call 000. She stays calm and keeps them company. To be clear: Home Voice is a wellbeing check-in, not an emergency service and can't summon help itself — Mia never dials 000 or an ambulance, so in an emergency someone should always call 000. We're the extra set of ears that makes sure you're told fast.
That's completely fine. Calls are short, gentle and never pushy. If they're not up for a chat, that's noted in your update too — sometimes a quiet day is the signal that matters. And they can simply tell Mia "not today, love" or "give me a couple of days off" — she takes the break they asked for, lets you know, and comes back on her own. No buttons, no forms.
No drama. If they don't answer, Mia sends them a friendly text — "sorry I missed you! What time suits today?" — and if they text back "6pm", she rings at 6pm on the dot (you're kept in the loop, so you know your update is coming later). If they don't reply, she quietly tries again a little later — and if we still can't reach them at all, we tell you straight away. If they answer but say "ring me back after lunch", Mia does exactly that.
Easily — and your parent doesn't need to touch a single button. They can simply tell Mia on a call — "call me at 4 from now on, love" — and the schedule changes automatically from the next day (your update confirms it). Or just email hello@homevoice.com.au and we'll change it for you.
Usually around 7 minutes — long enough for a proper, unhurried chat, but never a fixed stopwatch. Mia follows your parent's lead: some mornings it's a quick hello, some mornings they'll happily natter a little longer. She never rushes them, and never makes them feel they can't go.
Yes. Up to three family members can be looped in on the standard plan, so the worry — and the caring — is shared.
You'd be so welcome. Some of the loveliest daily chats are with people who arranged their own calls — no family required. Just pop your own details into the sign-up form (you're both the person Mia rings and the person arranging it), and choose who receives the daily update: yourself, a friend, a neighbour, or a family member — we do recommend nominating someone you trust, so there's a person to tap on the shoulder if anything urgent ever comes up in a call. Prefer a hand with the setup? Email hello@homevoice.com.au and we'll arrange it all for you.
Always. Conversations are kept private and secure, handled in line with the Australian Privacy Principles, and you control exactly who receives updates. We never sell data.
Anytime, in under a minute — no phone calls, no hoops. Open Manage subscription (you'll get a secure sign-in link by email), or just email hello@homevoice.com.au. Billing stops at the end of your current period — and cancelling during your 7-day trial costs nothing at all.
Give your parent a friendly daily chat — and give yourself a full night's sleep.
Home Voice is a small Aussie business with a big heart — built to do a bit of good for the parents who did everything for us. 💚
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Everything in plain English. Questions? Email a real person.
Home Voice provides friendly daily wellbeing check-in phone calls, made by an AI assistant ("Mia"), plus a plain-language summary to nominated family members. It is NOT a medical, nursing, diagnostic, counselling, emergency, or personal-monitoring service, and is not a substitute for professional care, in-person supervision, or emergency services. Mia cannot assess health, give medical advice, or summon help. Home Voice must never be relied on to detect, prevent or respond to an emergency. If you are ever worried about someone's immediate health or safety, call 000 or their doctor. Our check-ins are an extra layer of connection — not a safety or care system.
By signing up you confirm that: (1) you are 18+ and authorised to arrange this service for the person being called; (2) that person knows about and consents to receiving regular calls from an AI assistant, and to those calls being recorded, transcribed and summarised so an update can be shared with the family you nominate; and (3) the details you give us are accurate. You are responsible for obtaining the recipient's consent and for choosing who receives updates. If the person asks to stop, tell us and we'll end the calls. You agree not to use Home Voice for anyone without their knowledge, or for any unlawful purpose.
We work hard to deliver warm, reliable calls, but we cannot guarantee that any given call will connect, that the person will answer, that a conversation or summary will identify or correctly interpret any particular concern, mood, symptom or risk, or that calls, texts or alerts will always arrive on time — they depend on phone networks, third-party AI/voice providers and other factors outside our control. Summaries are AI-generated and may contain errors or omissions. Do not rely on Home Voice as your only way of checking on someone. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Home Voice and its founder are not liable for any indirect, incidental or consequential loss, or for any loss, injury or harm arising from a missed, delayed, failed or inaccurate call, summary or alert, or from your reliance on the service; and our total liability for any claim is limited to the fees you paid in the 3 months before the claim. You agree to indemnify us against claims arising from your breach of these terms or your lack of authority or consent. Nothing in these terms excludes, restricts or modifies any consumer guarantee or right under the Australian Consumer Law that cannot lawfully be excluded.
After your 7-day free trial, your subscription is A$79 per month (or A$790 per year), billed automatically to your card until you cancel. Cancel anytime via the Manage subscription link in the footer or by emailing us — cancellation stops future charges and takes effect at the end of your current billing period. Prices are in Australian dollars. Payments are processed securely by Stripe; we never see or store your card details. We may update pricing or these terms with reasonable notice, and may suspend or end the service (for example, if payment fails or the service is misused).
Your first 7 days are free — cancel any time before the trial ends and you won't be charged a cent. After the trial, cancel whenever you like to stop future billing; you keep access until the end of the period you've paid for. Monthly fees for the current period are generally non-refundable, except where a refund is required by law (including the Australian Consumer Law). If something's gone wrong, email hello@homevoice.com.au and we'll always try to make it right.
We collect only what we need to run the service: your contact details, the name and phone number of the person we call, the nominated family contacts, and the content of check-in calls used to create the summaries. Calls are made by an AI assistant and are recorded, transcribed and summarised for this purpose. We use trusted third-party providers (for telephony, voice/AI processing and message delivery), and some processing may occur outside Australia. We use your information solely to deliver the service and updates you've asked for, we never sell it, and we handle it in line with the Australian Privacy Principles. You can request a copy or deletion of your data anytime by emailing hello@homevoice.com.au.
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