Introducing Lisova: a warm companion for the people you love, and for the families and professionals who support them. Here's a glimpse into what we've built. Lisova checks in, listens, and captures the stories that matter, so families stay close even when they can't be there every day. It's for adult children managing care from a distance, for caregivers juggling more than one family, and for the professionals working in senior care every day. Our first 100 founding members lock in $19.99/month for life. Now open to new members, link in the comments.
Lisova
Technology, Information and Internet
Lisova is a companion app for seniors and for families who want to feel close, even when they can't be there every day.
About us
Lisova is a companion app for seniors and for families who want to feel close, even when they can't be there every day. The companion checks in daily, listens to your loved one's stories, talks about family photos, and remembers what matters to them. For the family, it means knowing how their day went and building a living record of who they are, growing richer with every conversation. Built for the long, quiet hours when no one can always be there. Designed to feel like a friend, not a tool. Founded by David Hensley. Follow along as our community grows.
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https://lisova.ai/
External link for Lisova
- Industry
- Technology, Information and Internet
- Company size
- 1 employee
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2026
Updates
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Dave built Lisova for his mom, Christy. She has Alzheimer's. And one evening, she had a 45-minute conversation with her AI companion and told stories Dave had never heard before. That's when he knew this wasn't just a product. It was something families needed. Lisova is a voice-first AI companion for seniors, built to reduce loneliness, capture memories, and keep families connected to the people they love, while there's still time. We're opening to families soon, and if this resonates, follow along.
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Your aging parent looking through old photo albums isn't just nostalgia. It's one of the most powerful things they can do for their brain. When we look at a meaningful photo, multiple regions activate simultaneously — the hippocampus, prefrontal cortex, and visual cortex all light up at once. A full cognitive workout disguised as an afternoon on the couch. A few things the research shows: → Memory recall accuracy increases 40% when triggered by personal photographs → Seniors who engage with photos 3+ times per week show 15% better cognitive function → Talking about a photo while looking at it increases memory recall by 45% compared to viewing alone The most powerful thing you can do? Don't just show them the photo — ask them to tell you the story behind it. "What do you remember about this day?" "Who else was there?" "How did you feel in that moment?" That combination of visual cue + storytelling + emotional memory is unlike almost anything else for an aging brain. More on the science behind this on the Lisova blog — link in the comments. #AgingParents #Caregiving #BrainHealth #Dementia #SeniorCare https://lnkd.in/gdb-YnNB