Your day,
your way.
A calm home for plans, medicine times, reminders, familiar faces, photos, and the things you want to remember. No scores to chase.
See their view A gentler way to show up for family
Close to your people.
Not in their pockets.
Kesva brings the small things that make a day feel cared for into one calm place — plans, reminders, notes, and a way to stay in touch. Built around the person, not around watching them.
Android pilot in progress Web app later
Android app · earlier build
01 / The idea
A shared place.
Everyone still has their own space.
Family life is more than care tasks. Kesva makes room for connection and everyday support, while keeping private moments private.
Your day,
Less checking.
More showing up.
Bring next steps, care details, and people into one place, so the helpful question is “What can I do?” — not “What can I watch?”
See the family view02 / Made for real days
The useful things.
All in reach.
Kesva keeps ordinary support close to everyday life. Start with what is needed today; leave the rest for when it matters.
Today & next
See the next reminder, routine, medicine time, or plan without digging through menus.
A gentle check-in
A simple way to say “I’m okay today,” with room for a family member to follow up when something feels different.
Notes & moments
Keep a thought, photo, or message near the people and plans it belongs with.
Ask Kesva
Get help phrasing a thoughtful message, making sense of the day, or setting up an approved support plan.
03 / Inside the appReal Android app captures · Pilot interface
Care that feels
human-sized.
Two different homes, one shared intention. The person being supported gets a quieter everyday space. Family gets practical ways to help.
Person's space
Connection stays easy.
The family area puts messages, people to call, and photos within reach.
Captured from an earlier Android build; navigation continues to evolve.Family's space
The next helpful thing.
Medicines, reminders, routines, and check-ins live together, without making the whole relationship a chart.
Captured from the current Android pilot.
04 / Private by design
Always near.
Never watching.
Kesva is built for families who care about someone’s independence as much as their peace of mind.
01
Phone-time notes are theirs. The optional Android reflection stays on that person’s device and is not a family report.
02
Location is a choice, not a trail. Kesva asks for a single location only when the person chooses to share it.
03
Rhythm, never content. Broad activity signals are different from what someone read, typed, watched, or said.
The honest launch noteThe mobile app is here.
The mobile app is here.
We’re making the shared experience dependable.
Kesva is in an Android pilot. Family invitations and the separate mobile experiences exist; dependable cross-device messages and shared care updates are still being completed. We’ll introduce broader access and a web app after that foundation is ready.
Now Android pilotNext Reliable family sharingLater Web app
05 / Good questions
Before you begin.
Is Kesva a medical alert or emergency service?
No. It does not diagnose, treat, or summon emergency help. If someone may be in danger, call your local emergency number directly.
Can family members use it on separate devices today?
Family accounts and invitations exist, but messages and care details are not yet reliably synchronized between devices. We are finishing and testing that before wider release.
Is phone activity shared with family?
Optional app-usage reflections are private to the person using that Android phone. Kesva is designed around broad day signals, not the content of someone’s phone activity.
Is there a paid plan or a web app?
Not yet. Pricing and the web app will come after the core shared experience is dependable. The website is a place to learn about Kesva today.
