Beti phones the person you love — mom, dad, a grandma, an old friend — on the phone they already have. The caller? A caregiver they choose and know by name: Rosa, Manuel, Grace. Someone who remembers everything — the garden, the grandkids, the story about the dance hall. They get real company. You get to know they're okay.
Eight companions with their own warmth, stories, and voice — in English and Spanish, with accents that feel like home. Tap to hear them. Switch anytime; the new caregiver arrives already knowing everything.
At the hour you choose, in English or in warm, natural Spanish. They listen more than they talk, and pick up right where they left off — the doctor's visit, the lemon tree, the neighbor's news.
A short note, not a report: how they sounded, what made them laugh, anything worth a closer look — missed calls, health mentions, someone asking them for money. Signals, not surveillance.
First jobs, first loves, the old neighborhood. Every telling is saved — a family heirloom that grows one call at a time.
Appointments, medication, birthdays. Their caregiver works them into the day's call — or makes a short extra call so nothing arrives too late. You set them up in two taps.
The person you love, telling their life in their own voice — saved as recordings and words your family will keep forever.
"It was raining, and he only had one umbrella. Your grandmother always said it was luck — it wasn't. I saw him waiting on that corner every day for a week…"
Their caregiver introduces itself honestly on the first call, and your loved one decides — yes or no. Everyday chats stay theirs; only the stories they tell for the family archive are kept.
Gift cards, wire transfers, the "grandchild in trouble" call, an online romance asking for money — their caregiver warns gently in the moment, and lets you know calmly.
Their caregiver tries again. And again. If they still can't be reached, you get a text right away — the check-in you'd make yourself, without the fear of forgetting.
Five minutes to set up. First week free — no card today.
Questions first? Write to hello@beti.care — a person answers.