Agely

FOR YOUR FAMILY

Stay close, all of you,
long before you have to.

Every day, your loved one opens Agely and talks. They share the day, ask for a hand, and decide what gets passed on and to whom. Children and grandchildren stay in the loop, and the load stops resting on one person's shoulders. Your employer can cover the subscription.

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Agely keeps the whole family in sync, from the children to the grandchildren, and lets you work with a clear head. You carry less,
you're there more.

You can see that all is well without having to check on everything yourself.

  1. Your loved one talks to Agely

    Whenever they feel like it, they share their day and ask for a hand.

  2. The family gets the news

    A photo, a note, whatever they chose to share.

  3. Everyone shares the agenda

    Everyone knows who comes, and when.

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Mum, this week
Agely, in conversation

“Your granddaughter says the roses finally bloomed.”

Your week at a glance

  • She talked with Agely this morning, all was well
  • Photo of the grandchildren shared with her
  • Sunday lunch with you confirmed
Shared with her consent

What your family lives, from day one.

You're 45 or 50, with children still at home and a loved one growing older 3 hours away. While you are at work, the bond holds. Agely handles the day to day, always with their consent.

A moment with Agely, every day

Your loved one opens Agely whenever they feel like it. They talk, they ask for a hand, Agely listens and brings up a coming appointment. You get to know what "fine" actually means this week, without carrying it all on your own.

Margaret's daughter
Context
I want you to take care of my mom. She's 82, her name is Margaret, she lives alone in Montpellier, and she loves novels.
Scenario
Make sure she eats regularly, has done proper shopping, and can call you for new book ideas.
Frequency
Daily
A morning with Margaret
Agely Good morning, Margaret. How are you today? Did you have a good breakfast?
Margaret Yes.
Agely Great. Any help with lunch and dinner? Did you go shopping as we discussed yesterday?
Margaret No. I want to go to the supermarket today. Help me with some meal ideas.

  • The next generation, in the loop

    Children and grandchildren stay close without a second thought. A photo, a note, the Sunday call: Agely offers to put your loved one in touch with the people who already matter, and they say yes or no.

  • One agenda everyone shares

    Appointments, visits, reminders: the whole family keeps one agenda, by voice. Everyone knows who comes, when, and what was handled.

Today, the family connects and coordinates. Coming next: Agely will point your loved one to the right vetted service, a plumber at home, an outing, a birthday to organise, a form to file, a prevention program designed with leading clinical partners. Always with their agreement.

One clear price, up to 5 people.

Join the first families during the launch offer. After that, one subscription covers up to 5 people, yearly or monthly, and your employer or your group insurer can pick up the bill.

First families
Free launch offer

Try Agely with your loved one, no card required. A place among the first families.

  • A conversation with Agely every day
  • Up to 5 people
  • Summaries shared with the whole family
  • Shared agenda, kept by voice
  • Hands-on help getting set up
Join the first families
12-month subscription
€30 /month

Agely every day for the whole family, for as long as you want it.

  • Agely every day, no limits
  • Up to 5 people
  • Children and grandchildren in the loop
  • A memory that grows month after month
  • Your employer or your group insurer can cover it
See a demo on your own situation

€30 a month with a 12-month subscription. Or €40 a month with no subscription, cancel anytime.

One subscription covers up to 5 people, couples included. Your employer or your group insurer can cover it as part of their support for working carers. Raise it with your HR team, we will help you make the case.

Start while all is well.

On the day it counts, the family is already there. And your loved one has kept a grip on their own life.

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