Care thatstays close.
Connected elder care. Human at heart.
Automatic health readings, thoughtful caretaker calls and doctor-led care. Built to help your parent feel supported, and your family feel connected.
Model prototype complete. Chennai pilot in planning.
Station and INAI trackers in development.
From wondering
to understanding.
A phone call tells you a lot.
A connected care picture tells you more.
When your parents live elsewhere, readings, prescriptions and reports can become scattered fragments. INAI brings them into a continuous care process, with people there to understand what the data means in daily life.
One familiar place.
More connected care.
Meet the INAI Station.
A home health station being developed to bring condition-specific monitoring, prescribed medicine routines and care information together.
Designed to grow with a person’s care needs through modular upgrades, starting with hypertension, diabetes and obesity.
Explore the Station in 3DFrom a reading
to a real conversation.
The connected care process we are building combines automation with people who listen, follow up and coordinate care.
A reading means more
with a history.
Supported trackers send readings automatically. Aara compares them with the person’s previous readings, available history and chronic conditions.
When it identifies a concerning change, Aara alerts a human caretaker to follow up.
measurements
history
conditions
Alerts for caretaker follow-up
An alert becomes
a human conversation.
Our caretakers call the elder after an alert, ask how they feel and record the context that a reading alone cannot explain.
They help coordinate clinical review when a concern needs a doctor’s attention.
How have you
been feeling?
Clinical decisions
stay with doctors.
When needed, a doctor reviews the concern with readings, medical history and observations from the caretaker’s call.
Doctors assess, prescribe and direct changes to treatment. Aara supports the care process; it does not prescribe.
Care is easier to follow
when it is understood.
Clear summaries bring consultations, lab reports and follow-up context together for authorized family members.
Spend less time piecing together scattered reports, and more time being present for your parent.
parent
family
Personal by nature.
Modular by design.
Different conditions need different context. INAI Station modules are being developed around condition-specific readings, symptoms and care routines.
Hypertension
Blood-pressure trends, available history and how the person feels add context to follow-up.
Modules are in development. A doctor guides clinical decisions.
The exact devices, measurements and module availability will be confirmed as development and pilot evaluation progress.
A prescription.
A supported routine.
Less to remember.
More continuity at home.
The Station’s medicine dispenser is being developed to support prescribed dose routines. Doctor-issued prescription updates are intended to flow into the Station, reducing repeated manual entry.
Automatic updates support the digital medicine plan. Safe use still depends on correct medicine loading, refills and authorized checks.
Technology notices.
A person listens.
Aara alerts our caretakers.
Our caretakers call your parent.
A change in a reading is the beginning of a conversation. The caretaker asks about symptoms, listens to what has changed and records the elder’s experience. If a concern needs clinical attention, they help coordinate doctor review.
This human context connects health information with the person behind it.
Their care, clearer.
Your family, closer.
Consultation and lab summaries help authorized family members understand what happened, what was advised and what comes next.
Readings, connected automatically.
A supported tracker sends readings automatically, adding to the person’s health history.
Illustrative care process; not a patient record.Your parent,
at the centre.
Connected readings, human attention, clinical judgement and family involvement. Each part has a role. The person always comes first.
Select a point to explore.
Readings, automatically connected
Supported readings add to the person’s history.
Built with purpose.
Developed in stages.
Here is where INAI stands today, and where we intend to go next.
- Model-based prototype
- Complete
Our model-based prototype is complete. We are working toward evaluation of the connected care process in the planned pilot.
- Tracker evaluations
- In progress
Current evaluations use third-party trackers with automatic data feeds.
- Station & INAI trackers
- In development
We are actively developing the Station, its modules and our own trackers.
- Pilot & expansion
- In planning
Chennai first. Hyderabad next. Wider India after that, informed by what we learn.
Care should feel
connected.
We are building INAI around one belief: living apart should not mean feeling disconnected from a parent’s care.
Our primary focus is elder care. We bring together automatic health information, personal history, caretaker follow-up, doctor-led decisions and family understanding in one connected platform.
Automation handles the movement of information. People provide the attention, judgement and reassurance that care needs.
Explore our progressA connected platform.
Room to grow.
For investors and partners.
INAI connects a personal health history with a modular home device, human care operations and a clearer family experience. The platform is designed to support additional condition modules and care pathways over time.
Our next step is to evaluate the integrated care process through a planned Chennai pilot. Product availability, service terms and commercial packages will be defined as development progresses.
Looking further: Ignite.
A separate, planned future vertical for sports and athletes. Elder care remains our primary focus.
A little more
about INAI.
Clear answers for families, partners and investors.
Can my family use INAI today?
We are preparing a Chennai pilot. Our model-based prototype is complete, evaluations use third-party trackers, and the Station and INAI trackers are in development. You can prepare a pilot enquiry to discuss your family’s interest. An enquiry does not confirm enrolment or availability.
Do we need to enter every reading?
Supported trackers feed readings automatically. The exact measurements depend on the connected device and condition module; these will be confirmed for the pilot.
What happens when Aara flags a change?
Aara alerts a human caretaker, who calls the elder, records how they feel and coordinates clinical review when needed. A flag does not automatically mean a diagnosis or a new prescription.
Does Aara replace a doctor?
No. Aara supports the care process by identifying changes in context. Doctors remain responsible for clinical assessment, treatment decisions and prescriptions.
How will the medicine dispenser work?
The Station is being developed to support prescribed medicine routines, with doctor-issued updates intended to flow into the device. Correct medication loading, refill checks and authorized reconciliation remain necessary. The compatible medicines and dispensing workflow are still being developed. A digital update does not replace the pills inside the device, and dispensing does not confirm that a dose was taken.
What will family members receive?
The intended family experience includes detailed summaries of doctor consultations and lab reports, alongside relevant follow-up context. Access should reflect the elder’s consent and the family’s authorized role.
Is INAI an emergency service?
INAI’s pilot is being designed for monitoring and coordinated follow-up. Emergency response, round-the-clock coverage and response-time guarantees have not been established. Service hours, escalation arrangements and language availability will be clarified before pilot participation.
Where are you planning to launch?
Our planned sequence is Chennai, followed by Hyderabad, then wider India. Dates and eligibility will depend on development and pilot readiness.
Let’s bring care
closer.
Interested in the planned Chennai pilot, a partnership or INAI’s next chapter? Start with a short introduction.
Prefer to write directly? connect@inai.care.
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