Every human deserves an intelligent non-human guardian, characterized by mindfulness, acceptance, support, and professionalism; such companions can empower people to become their best selves.
Mission Statement
Our Cofounders-联合创始人
Chris Cheng, CEO
Chris Cheng, CEO
Chris Cheng, CEO
Oversee the overall direction of the company.
Brings 30 years of technical, product, marketing, management and startup experience in the software and internet field. Graduated from Shanghai JiaoTong University, one of the world’s top 100 universities, with a major in Computer Science. Also brings a notable professional and venture capital networks to the startup.
Mona Xiao, CMO
Chris Cheng, CEO
Chris Cheng, CEO
In charge of our marketing, especially on content development by Generative AI
Profound marketing knowledge and experience with a major in Business Management from the University of Macau. She was previously the core content development team member of Ayoka Health Tech, which received seed funding of RMB 20 million
Oceania Jiang, COO
Oceania Jiang, COO
Oceania Jiang, COO
In charge of our operation
Graduated from one of the world’s top 100 universities (Zhejiang University) and holds an MBA from Australia. Her strong management knowledge and experience in listed company make her well-suited to successfully run operation.
George Meng, CTO
Oceania Jiang, COO
Oceania Jiang, COO
In charge of Product Technology
A seasoned IT leader with 20 years of software development and team management. He holds a Master in Computer Science from Boston University and has excelled in various roles, and has demonstrated exceptional leadership and team collaboration skills
Mission: Addressing Challenges Faced by Elderly and Families
Relationship problems with child
Lack of intellectual common ground
Lack of intellectual common ground
Tensions may exist in the relationship between the elderly and their children, but there is still a desire to stay updated on their children's lives
Lack of intellectual common ground
Lack of intellectual common ground
Lack of intellectual common ground
The elderly may have limited intellectual and cognitive abilities, yet they wish to engage in conversations and interactions with their children on various topics of interest to them
Emotional burden
Emotional burden
Emotional burden
Elderly individuals often want to know about their children's well-being but are hesitant to disturb them
Child’s guilt
Emotional burden
Emotional burden
Many children often experience feelings of guilt when they are unable to be there for their parents when needed. As this guilt accumulates, it can create a greater reluctance for them to reach out and contact their parents.