For our loved ones, a phone can feel like a wall
Our mums, dads, grandparents… The people who once taught us everything now struggle with tiny text, endless menus and buttons whose purpose is a mystery. Their eyes aren't what they used to be, and their fingers miss the little icons. Even finding our name in the contacts and calling can take minutes; writing a message is often impossible.
And from afar we keep asking the same questions: Is the phone charged? Did they see my message? Why aren't they answering? Did something happen, or is the phone on silent again? If we ask for their location, they don't know how to send it.
Ebeveynim was made for exactly these small but exhausting worries. It turns your elder's phone into one simple, big screen, and gives you clear, reassuring information.
What can you do with Ebeveynim?
They can't read small text.
Huge names, high contrast; everything on screen is read aloud.
They can't call from the contacts list.
Saying "call my son" is enough. Or they press the big CALL button.
They can't type messages.
They just talk; you get the message as audio and as text.
They can't read incoming messages.
Your message appears in huge letters and is read aloud.
They don't know how to send their location.
They say "send my location" or press one button. You can also ask for a one-time or a 1-hour live location; they just approve it, and it opens in Google Maps.
You wonder "How are you right now?"
Tap "Ask photo"; they hold the phone up and press one button, and 3 seconds later the photo is with you. They can also say "send my photo" themselves.
They forget to charge the phone.
You're notified when the battery is low, so you can remind them.
You never know if they checked their phone.
You get a "seen" notice, and an alert if the phone isn't used for a long time.
The phone is on silent and they don't call back.
A "Call me" signal tells them to call you.
They call the wrong person by mistake.
Before every call a huge CANCEL button appears for 3 seconds.
Their contacts are a mess.
You manage their contacts from your own phone, and it updates on their screen instantly.
Siblings each try to help separately.
The whole family comes together in one place; one subscription covers everyone.
Hearing their voice isn't enough; you want to see their face.
Your elder taps the 📹 VIDEO button on your card once, and a 10-second video comes to you. You can send them a 10-second video every day too (Family and Family Plus).
The safety of their personal data matters.
Messages, photos and location are end-to-end encrypted; no one, including us, can see them. Photos aren't stored on the server. No ads.
