Save one number under your name
They keep calling the person they trust — you. The number lives in their phone under your name, so nothing about their world changes.
Close, even from afar
A calmer answer for the calls you can’t take.
When they call, the line answers. Warmly, in a voice they already know, at four in the morning as readily as four in the afternoon. The next morning you get a short summary of how they were, in a few lines you can read at a glance. And when something on a call needs you, it calls your phone.
Flat monthly pricing
Call-data limits, plainly labeled
Family-defined escalation
Built around familiar habits
Keep the call simple.
The loved one keeps using the phone already in hand. The household chooses whether the line routes to a caregiver, approved recordings and voicemail, or an eligible, consent-gated voice.
Labeled demo · evidence updated August 4, 2026
Hear the tone. See the proof boundary.
The sample uses a generic stock voice and a safety-checked script. It is not a customer call, a cloned family voice, or a testimonial.
Hear the scripted demo
Generic stock voice · not a customer call
What we have proved
Real calls have come in over the ordinary phone network, to the households set up so far, and the line has answered them. Each one is saved with a short written summary of how it went. On one of those calls the caller said they had fallen and were hurt; the line said so out loud, then rang every contact on that household’s alert list, and the phone network confirmed both alert calls connected and played.
What remains open
Here is what has not been proved yet. A call connecting is not a person picking up — voicemail connects too, and nothing in the record shows a human heard the alert and acted on it. The alert texts carry no delivery confirmation at all. And the practice run was our own household, not an independent family. Until those are true, we do not claim them.
How it works
Choose the voice that answers
The line always answers, in a voice you chose. Connect Lite answers with your own recorded greeting and takes a message; other plans add a warm AI voice that can stay on the call with them.
Know when something needs you
When something on a call needs you, the line calls your phone — an actual call, not a buried notification. Everything else waits for the next morning’s summary.
So you can actually sleep
You already tried muting the ringer. It stopped the noise and started the guilt. This answers instead — warmly, at any hour — so you see how the call went the next morning, not a wall of missed calls.
Questions families ask
Is this a medical alert service?
No. It is not a substitute for 911, a monitoring center, or a guaranteed response. In a life-threatening emergency, call 911.
Does the voice ever pretend to be a real person?
We do not market the line as a human caller. A household voice can be used only after the voice owner records consent, and revocation disables it. Safety checks and the household facts card constrain what the line may say; we do not claim every generated sentence was written in advance.
What happens if we go over the plan’s minutes?
Each plan includes a set number of AI minutes a month. Past that, the line keeps answering with approved recordings and voicemail. It never bills you extra without asking.
What call data does Stillwell keep?
Every call saves the plain details — when it came in and how long it lasted — and a short written summary. During explicit product testing, turn-level caller and line text capture is enabled as well. Live person-to-person calls are not recorded by this path. Deletion on an automatic schedule is not switched on, and we do not describe it as though it were. Requests to see, correct, revoke, or remove data go through support.
Why one number matters
When memory gets unreliable, new things stop sticking — new apps, new devices, new routines all slide away. What stays is the old habit: pick up the phone and call the person you trust.
So that is the entire product. Their phone, your name, one number. No app for them to learn, nothing for them to charge, nothing new to remember. After setup they never have to do anything but what they already do.
Built around a family problem, with the boundaries visible
A short record after tested calls
Every call saves the plain details — when it came in and how long it lasted — and a short written summary. During explicit product testing, turn-level caller and line text capture is enabled as well. Live person-to-person calls are not recorded by this path.
No surprise bills
Flat monthly pricing. If a plan’s AI minutes run out, calls fall back to your recorded voice and voicemail — never a surprise overage charge.
Safety boundaries before fluency
Safety checks and a household facts card constrain the conversation. Medication, money, and diagnosis topics are deflected rather than answered.
Consent first, always
A cloned voice requires the voice owner’s recorded consent. Revocation disables that voice for the household and starts the governed deletion process.
No trackers. Ever.
No analytics scripts, no ad pixels, on this site or in the product. A build test fails if anyone tries.
Trust starts with telling you the truth
Stillwell began with a narrow family question: what should happen when the trusted person cannot pick up? We are a small team, not a call center or hospital system.
Our data promise
Every call saves the plain details — when it came in and how long it lasted — and a short written summary. During explicit product testing, turn-level caller and line text capture is enabled as well. Live person-to-person calls are not recorded by this path. Deletion on an automatic schedule is not switched on, and we do not describe it as though it were. Requests to see, correct, revoke, or remove data go through support.
See whether the line fits your household.
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