How Aevanor works

This page is public so a person or a crawler can read every screen without an account. The signed-in app is the same product. Aida is an AI companion. She calls on the phone the older adult already has. She does not give medical advice and she never calls 911.

Order for a new family: sign in, onboarding, plan, optional caregiving questions, link the person, consent, then Today.

Sign in

Path. /

Who. Anyone, before they are signed in

Email, password, and a notice area on the page for errors and “check your email”.

Product onboarding

Path. /product-onboarding

Who. A signed-in person who has not finished setup

One question at a time: who is setting this up, their name, phone habits, how Aida should reach them, optional ease-of-use chips, who else is in the circle, and what would help.

Plan and trial

Path. /onboarding

Who. Signed in, not yet entitled

Plan summary and a trial. Checkout opens in the same browser tab.

How caregiving feels

Path. /zarit-baseline

Who. Optional, after the paywall

Four short questions. The page says this is not a diagnosis.

This companion is yours

Path. /setup-senior

Who. The older adult setting it up for themselves

Their name and phone.

Today

Path. /home

Who. A family caregiver

Today’s status, the latest Family Brief, open loops, the next call, and who is in the circle. Desktop uses a left sidebar; a phone browser uses the bottom tabs.

What’s changed

Path. /insights

Who. Family, within what she allows

Plain sentences from recent briefs. No charts and no wellbeing number for people who only get a summary.

Anchor

Path. /anchor

Who. Family

A chat. It will not give medication advice.

Medications

Path. /meds

Who. Family with edit permission

What Aida will read aloud. She does not give medication advice.

Tasks

Path. /tasks

Who. Family

Two lanes. Aida’s schedule is calls and medication reminders. Circle tasks are open, claimed, or done.

More

Path. /more

Who. Family

Links to the rest of the app.

Her world

Path. /her-world

Who. Family

People, places, and open threads Aida is keeping from calls. Not a diagnosis.

Care profile and PDF

Path. /care-plan

Who. Family

About, health summary, medications, care team, and recent check-ins.

Call schedule

Path. /schedule-call

Who. Family

When Aida calls, in her time zone and yours.

Call detail

Path. /call/[id]

Who. Family, within sharing rules

The Family Brief, emojis, and “Aida is keeping in mind”. The transcript stays hidden unless that person is allowed to see it.

Care circle

Path. /sibling-invite

Who. A primary caregiver

People, what they can see, and the areas they usually handle.

Circle quiet controls

Path. /circle-members

Who. Primary

Who is muted, and who has opened a brief.

Ask the circle

Path. /circle-ask

Who. Family

A short message, a kind (ride, errand, visit), and who is notified first.

Still open

Path. /open-loops

Who. Family

Unresolved items from calls, appointments, or notes.

Appointments

Path. /appointments

Who. Family

Upcoming visits.

Family meeting

Path. /family-meeting

Who. Family

A neutral agenda built from open items, plus a pointer to elder mediation in Canada. It says this is not counselling.

Connect Me

Path. /connect-me

Who. Family

The ordered list of people Aida will try when the older adult asks to be connected. There is no emergency button.

Safety

Path. /crisis-protocol

Who. Family, read only

How hard moments, abuse, scams, and no-answer are handled. Abuse is not shown to the paying family.

What family sees

Path. /senior-sharing

Who. The older adult

Toggles for mood, daily life, health mentions, visits, and quotes. Quotes and health mentions start off.

Senior home

Path. /senior

Who. The older adult

One large Talk control, what the family can see, and that Aida is an AI.

Settings

Path. /settings

Who. Family

Notifications, situation, care profile, safety, consent, export, and deletion.

Benefits overview

Path. /benefits

Who. Family

Plain descriptions of Canadian caregiver benefits. It says this is not advice.

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