Help your parent stay independent

Help your
mum stay
independent

June is a phone assistant that helps older people with everyday tasks, so their family has less to organise.

A call with June Tuesday morning
Margaret, 80

“June, I have a hospital appointment tomorrow at 10 am. Can you book me a taxi?”

Continue the conversation
June, after confirming the details

“You’re all booked, Margaret. Your taxi is arranged for tomorrow morning, in time for your appointment. I’ll remind you tomorrow and call when it’s ten minutes away. Does that sound all right?”

Taxi booked

Example conversation

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Your parent wants to keep doing things for themselves

But often, you’re the one remembering, reminding, checking and organising.

Our story

I saw this in
my own family

My mum looks after my 90-year-old grandmother. I saw how much time, energy and headspace caring was taking from her.

I kept asking myself what I could take off her shoulders.

My mum and my grandmother
My mum, my grandmother and me

What if Grandma could simply say what she needed?

My grandmother doesn’t use the internet. When something needs booking or buying online, my mum does it for her.

What if it didn’t have to be my mum?

That’s why I’m building June.

Daria, founder of June

It started
with a taxi

My grandmother loved being able to arrange a ride herself.

She calls June and asks for a taxi. June helps arrange it. My mum gets an update.

My grandmother on the phone

A little help with their everyday plans

Taxi bookings

A ride to the doctor, the church coffee morning or a friend’s house. Your parent calls June to arrange it.

“June, can you book me a taxi to the coffee morning at church?”

Medication reminders

June calls at the time you and your parent choose.

“Good morning, Margaret. It’s time to take your morning tablet.”
Coming next

More everyday help

Help with GP appointments and grocery orders.

More everyday tasks your parent can ask June to help with.

My grandmother gets things done.
My mum stays in the loop

June helps with the online bits. My mum gets WhatsApp updates she can check when she has a moment.

JuneWednesday morning
June · 9:05 am

🚕 Margaret’s taxi is on its way. A silver Skoda will arrive in ten minutes to take her to the hospital.

Daughter · 9:07 am

Lovely, thank you 😊

June · 9:35 am

Margaret has confirmed she’s arrived at the hospital.

Daughter · 9:42 am

Brilliant 💛

Example updates

How it works

Just a phone call.
From the phone they already use

1

Your parent calls

They tell June what they need.

2

June helps arrange it

She asks for the details and lets them know the result.

3

You get an update

You know what’s happening without having to organise it yourself.

Landline or mobile. No app to learn.

For reminders, June calls your parent at the agreed time.

Meet June

Try June free
for two weeks

Leave your email. Daria will call to set things up and answer anything you’re unsure about.

No card needed. Taxi fares are paid separately.

A few things you might be wondering

Good questions

How does the free trial work?
Two weeks free. Taxi fares aren’t included: your parent pays the driver. We agree in advance whether card or cash is easier.

Before you start I’ll go through what’s included and what happens after.
Is June AI?
Yes. She’s an AI that talks on the phone, and she sounds like a person rather than a robot. You can hear her yourself when I get in touch.
Who is June for?
Older people who would rather do things themselves but can’t get on with apps and websites.

And for whoever in the family is doing it for them right now.
What can June help with right now?
Taxis and medication reminders. GP appointments and grocery orders are next.
What if June can’t do something?
She says so. And she only calls a booking confirmed once it actually is.
What updates will I receive?
A WhatsApp or email message each time June helps with something.

We ask your parent first and agree together what gets shared, as GDPR requires.
What about privacy?
June never asks for bank details or passwords. To book a taxi she needs a pickup address and where your parent is going. Nothing else.

Updates go only to the people your parent agrees to. Nothing is sold or passed to advertisers.

My own grandmother uses June, so I hold this to the standard I’d want for her.
Can we stop the calls?
Any time. Ask me and I’ll delete your details and the information from the calls and updates.