Tell us about them
Their name, their language, the people and rituals that fill their day. Two minutes, once.
When you can't call every day, Saanjh can. With a warm, human-like voice, Saanjh talks to your parents in any of twenty two Indian languages and shares a private wellness update with you on WhatsApp and email - so distance never feels like neglect.
How it works
Their name, their language, the people and rituals that fill their day. Two minutes, once.
A warm, human-like voice rings their landline or mobile at the same time every day and speaks to them. Nothing to install.
A short wellness summary lands on your WhatsApp and email — mood, energy, and anything worth a follow-up.
Our philosophy
Four beliefs shape everything we build.
Companionship. The quiet presence of someone who is there for you without an agenda or urgency. Saanjh becomes that company for your parents when you cannot be in the room yourself.
Our parents should not have to learn anything. The phone rings, they talk in their own language, and that is all there is to it.
We do not track our elders. We listen with care and pass on what matters — mood, energy, a knee that keeps hurting, a wish to see the grandchildren.
Every conversation remembers who they are: their temple Fridays, their sister in Chennai, the songs they love. Never a script. Never a stranger.
Note from the founder

“Saanjh began with a single missed call to my mother in Kolkata. I was busy in UK, the time zones never matched, and I realized that love alone cannot bridge distance. I wanted someone warm, patient and fluent in her world to check on her every evening - and to tell me, simply, how she really is.”
- Monica Kapoor, Founder
No. Saanjh calls any phone — landline or mobile. There is nothing to download, log into, or update.
Any of 22 Indian languages, including Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi, Malayalam, Kannada, Punjabi and Gujarati — plus English.
Yes. Calls are never sold, shared or used for advertising. You receive a summary; the conversation itself stays theirs.
If Saanjh hears distress or a health concern, you are flagged immediately — and the call can be transferred to your emergency contact.
We are onboarding a small number of families at a time so every call stays personal.