It happens in one appointment.
You leave with a diagnosis and a pamphlet.
By Friday, you’re tracking six medications in your head.
Nobody pays you. Nobody asks how you’re doing.
63M63M Americans are family caregivers. Only 11% were ever trained in the basics.AARP & National Alliance for Caregiving, 2025
The place caregiving never had.
Learn it, run it, get paid for it, and find your people.
LearnShort video courses on the condition and the care, built from the research by Aiya’s agents and reviewed by our team.In beta
Lesson 4 · Evening medicines · 7 min
PlanThe medicines, the visits, the routine, in one plan.In beta
Next for Mira
8:00PM
Donepezil 5 mg · 1 tablet
EarnAiya handles the logging and the paperwork, so you can get paid for the care you give.In development
September
112hours of care
Logged from the board (Plan) · paperwork ready
BelongCaregivers who’ve been there. Ask, share, be heard.In development
GGrace · 3 years in
“We started leaving the lamps on after five. Calmer nights.”
One caregiver · one home
OrganizationsOne caregiver, many clients. Every visit, task and handoff coordinated in the same place, with a floor for the coordinator who covers the gaps.Private beta
Private by designEverything here is private, encrypted, and HIPAA compliant. Health information is handled as protected health information, in every room and on every device.
What caring for someone looks like.
Web and phone, side by side. Five moments from one week of Mira’s care.
1Your discharge papers become the plan.
2A lesson, your notes, and a 30-second recap.
3Questions for Thursday, from your own notes.
4The board takes the shape of the condition.
5Aiya is there the whole way. A quiet word when something changes.
The paperwork, the education, and the care coordination. One place.
Aiya’s agents take care of the admin, so your caregivers can take care of people.
Private beta · a small group of agencies at a time
Built with the first families.
Free for families during the beta. Invitations go out as places open.