Agely

You just talk

Everyone installs Agely on their phone and talks to it at their own pace: no menu, no button, just voice, nothing to learn. The screen is there to see the calendar, the tasks and the photos. Care professionals already involved receive what the circle chooses to pass on to them, on the messaging they already use. Everyone decides what they share, and with whom.

Agely in action

Every member of the circle talks to Agely from their phone, and Agely gets the information to the right person. Several examples:

• A family lunch. Josette, the grandmother, tells Agely: “Sunday, everyone’s having lunch at mine at noon.” The invitation goes into the calendar of her children and grandchildren, and Agely reminds them the day before.
• Shopping. Josette tells Agely she is out of eggs. They go onto the family shopping list, Sylvie, her daughter, picks them up on her way, and everyone can see it is done.
• Photos. Léa, 14, sends Agely photos of the strawberry cake she made. Agely passes them on to her grandad and, since he is free, suggests Léa call him.

App demo.
Left, Josette sees the school-trip photos of her grandson Maxime.
Right, Léa shares her strawberry cake and Agely suggests she call Grandad.

Agely does not replace the call. It makes it happen.

The full demo is on agely.care: the “Start demo” button plays several family stories to watch and listen to, from a week being planned to a boiler breaking down. Start the demo on agely.care