Clearly introduced.
Elda is an AI assistant being built for everyday support.
An AI phone assistant for older adults and their families.
Early access · Still being builtElda is an AI phone assistant being built for older adults. It’s meant to handle pharmacy calls, rides, and appointments over an ordinary phone, with no app to learn.
Early access. Elda isn’t available yet.
Early-access signup isn’t open on this page yet. Nothing can be submitted here.

Ask whether a refill is ready, and hear back in plain words.
Find a ride to the doctor or the shops. Nothing is booked until they say go ahead.
Help book or move an appointment, with a reminder before the day.
What Elda is being built to do. It isn’t available yet.
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Get a feel for the experience we’re building.
Not a live call. No pharmacy is called in this example.
Support should make room for independence, familiar routines, and the people you choose to keep close.
Elda is an AI assistant being built for everyday support.
Clear options, and your permission before a next step that needs it.
Your choices guide the involvement of the people around you.
Elda is an AI phone assistant being built for older adults and their families. The aim is to handle everyday errands, such as pharmacy calls, rides, and appointments, through an ordinary phone conversation.
No. The intended experience begins with an ordinary call, using the phone they already know. There is no app and no Elda device to buy.
Yes. Elda is for older adults as well as their families. Use your own email to join. You do not need someone else to sign up for you.
Not yet. Elda is still being built, with a small early pilot by invitation. The conversations on this page are illustrative. They place no call and book nothing.
Your email address is added to the Elda early-access list. That’s all for now: no calls, no texts, and nobody is enrolled. Joining twice with the same address is fine.
Elda is being designed to explain the next step and ask before actions that need your agreement. Before participating, you should understand what information is used, who can see it, and how to stop. Family involvement should respect the choices of the person using Elda.