Shared context
Family in the loop, on his terms.
Ask how Dad’s doing and pitch in when he wants help. He decides what’s shared.
Join the waitlistHow’s Dad today? Did he take his medicine?
Yes, at 9:05. He also booked his own ride to the doctor.
From “someone should” to done.
Dad says it
It’s shared only if he chooses.
Family picks it up
From San Jose, Austin or anywhere else.
Someone takes it
Olexa asks who can help.
It’s remembered
Plans and decisions stay put.
Things anyone in the family can say.
“Did Dad take his medicine?”
Yes, at 9:05. He shared that with you.
“Tell Sarah I booked my own ride.”
Sent. She says she’s proud of you.
“Who’s with Dad on Thursday?”
Mike is. Lunch after, Dad’s treat.
“What did we decide about Thanksgiving?”
Mike’s place in Austin. You’re on pies.
Each person decides what the family sees.
Share lists and plans while keeping personal notes private. Change what you share at any time.
Shared with the family
- Check-ins, if Dad says so
- Appointments
- Plans
Private unless Dad shares
- Orders and bills
- Health notes
- Reminders
Questions
Who can see what?
Each person owns their information and chooses what to share with the family. Shared lists and plans are visible to the family; private notes stay private.
Do family members need to live together?
No. Olexa is designed for families spread across homes, cities and countries.
Does everyone need to be good with technology?
No. Olexa is voice-first, so anyone who can talk can take part, including grandparents who never touch a phone.
What happens to things Olexa remembers?
You can see, edit or delete what Olexa remembers about you at any time.
Can we use it today?
Olexa is in development. Join the waitlist and we will email you once when it opens up.
Bring the whole family onto one thread.
Join the waitlist and be among the first families to try Olexa.
We’ll send a six-digit code to confirm it’s you. We never share your email.
In development. Conversations shown are illustrations.