Kindable Launches AI App that Calls Seniors

FREDERICK, Maryland—Technology company Kindable announced the launch of an AI-baed mobile app designed to help families support aging loved ones living independently at home.

The app, called Loved, centers on an AI care assistant named “Claire” who calls seniors every day and engages them in conversation, while the app provides caregivers with meaningful updates, wellness trends, and actionable insights. It does not require new devices.

The company said Loved allows family caregivers to stay connected with their aging family members and ease concerns about medication adherence, loneliness, memory decline, safety, day-to-day well-being and more.

“Loved is more than a care coordination tool—it’s a digital companion that helps seniors thrive at home while giving families confidence that someone is checking in,” said Kindable cofounder David MacFadyen. “While Claire provides a familiar voice to talk to, she’s not there to replace family or friends. Rather, Claire provides another layer of companionship and support that helps older adults stay independent.”

MacFadyen, 86, is an entrepreneur who has founded several technology companies. He came up with the Loved app to address a growing challenge for himself, his family, and millions of other older adults: How do I stay independent in the home I love as I age? 

The Loved app transforms conversations into coordinated action. When a senior mentions needing help, such as arranging transportation or completing household chores, Loved automatically creates and prioritizes tasks within the app. Family members receive notifications and can collaborate to share responsibilities.

“Caring for an aging loved one shouldn’t be a one-person job, but that often becomes the case,” said Kindable cofounder Steve Flook. “Family members want to help, but they may not know what’s needed, what’s already been handled, or where they can step in. Loved gives families a shared place to coordinate care, divide responsibilities, and stay informed. The goal isn’t just to make caregiving easier; it’s to help families stay involved and connected to the people they love.”

Features include:

• Uses a cell phone or landline
• Daily AI-powered phone check-ins with seniors
• Wellness summaries delivered to family members and caregivers
• Long-term tracking of mood, sleep, medication adherence, and other wellness indicators
• Automated task creation and care coordination
• Shared family/caregiver calendar
• Shared care circles with unlimited family and support members
• Personalized reminders and follow-up conversations
• Missed-call alerts for caregivers