Caring for those who care.
For families facing a new diagnosisYour loved one is diagnosed. Now what?
Aiya turns your situation and the latest research into courses made just for you, then keeps every note, reminder, and to-do in one place. You’ll never face a decision alone.
Free for families during the beta · we invite new families in order
When someone you love needs care, you shouldn’t have to figure it out alone.
It’s Alzheimer’s.
Memory clinic · Tuesday, 4:12 PM
It happens fast.One appointment, and suddenly you’re a caregiver. No one shows you how.
2:47 AM · 14 tabs open
Then comes the jargon. Middle-of-the-night searches, advice written for everyone, which means no one.
Discharge Summary
Page 1 of 14 · plus prior-auth forms, med schedule v3…
And the paperwork. A folder that keeps growing, and no one to walk you through it.
You’re not behind, and you’re not alone. Here’s what matters this week — one short lesson at a time.
Start with todayThis is why Aiya exists. One calm place that understands your situation: with you for the whole journey.
Ask for anything. The right course finds you.
Start from a path built for your diagnosis, or just ask in your own words. Aiya understands the question, searches the library, and adds the right course to your path. Then press play: short video lessons, one clear next step each.
Exact product screens · illustrative course data
Our content is never stale — it grows every day.
Aiya runs its own course engine. Complex research goes in; plain-language, actionable courses come out. And everything families ask and rate feeds back in, so the courses keep getting more personal to your situation.
Evening restlessness in dementia — what helps at home
“Mom gets anxious when the sun goes down. What do I do?”
Questions and lesson feedback flow straight into the engine.
Every existing Aiya course, refreshed as guidance changes.
Personalized. Added to your path because you asked about evenings.
Good courses take time — nothing reaches a family until the Aiya team signs off. The more you ask, the more personal the library becomes.
Say it, snap it, or just keep watching. Companion does the rest.
Companion answers in plain language, recaps any lesson in 30 seconds, and files what you tell it as notes, reminders, and to-dos on your board. Nothing gets lost in a chat.
Snap the discharge papers.
Take one photo. Companion reads it and turns it into reminders, appointments, and notes. No retyping on the worst day.
It watches with you.
Mid-lesson, Companion offers the recap or a note at exactly the right moment. One tap, and it’s kept in your care history.
It remembers, so you don’t.
Reminders, to-dos, and the right lesson before the moment you need it. Companion nudges you at the right time.
The whole picture of care, on one page.
Snap the discharge summary once, and medications, reminders, and the follow-up appointment fill themselves in. And before you see the doctor, tap the appointment: Companion has already drafted what to ask, from your own notes.
This isn’t content scraped from the internet.
The same standard behind every course: research in, plain language out, real people signing off.
Peer-reviewed sources
Every lesson starts from current clinical research — not blog posts or forum threads.
Plain language, by design
AI distills what matters for families and strips the clinical jargon — “why your mom gets dizzy,” not “pathophysiological mechanisms.”
The Aiya team signs off
Real people review every word for accuracy and produce the final video — nothing ships automatically.
Be there when Aiya opens the doors.
Join the beta waitlist — ten minutes with the first lesson can make the situation feel a little less impossible.
Free for families during the beta · joining the list takes 30 seconds