About

Most families juggle six vendors and trust none of them.

We replace all six with one relationship — a named coordinator who knows your household, and 127 services priced in the open behind them.

Why this exists

The problem is rarely that no service exists. It is that a family holds a dozen phone numbers — the cleaner, the cook, the nurse, an ambulance operator someone recommended, a lawyer for the paperwork — and none of them know each other, none of them are accountable to a single person, and none of them are reachable at two in the morning.

The distance makes it worse rather than different. An adult child in another timezone cannot verify that today’s visit happened, cannot see whether a blood pressure reading is drifting, and cannot approve a hospital deposit at 3am without a bank transfer that will not clear until morning.

How we are built differently

This is an SLA-bound care operation with software as its coordination layer, not a booking app with a marketplace behind it. An unanswered emergency is treated as a duty-of-care failure: it escalates on a clock, through four named rungs, whether or not anyone is watching. A caregiver who does not check in triggers a replacement automatically. A death opens a case with a statutory 21-day registration clock already running.

We publish every price because the alternative is asking a family in distress to negotiate. We operate in Bengaluru only, because we would rather be excellent in one city than adequate in seven.

See the whole offer first

No enquiry form, no callback required. Read every service and every price, then decide whether to speak to anyone.

Every service and price Plans