LifeWise - AI Family Hub

LifeWise (AI Family Hub) is a Family Operating System for households that juggle parents' medicines, utility bills, shared expenses, and daily coordination — especially common in Indian joint and nuclear families. Most family apps do one job. LifeWise puts the whole family in one app, so caregivers and parents share one live Hub instead of duct-taping four or five separate apps together.

The problem

People combine a pill reminder, a calendar, an expense sheet, a location app, and notes. Caregivers don't share the same live truth, so they miss whether a parent took a dose or paid a bill.

How LifeWise works

Family Hub uses member cards. You add members and attach modules to Papa, Mummy, or yourself. Family Money is the only family-wide Hub card; everything else hangs on a person. Missed reminders can escalate to connected caregivers. Modules are grouped into Care, Money, Daily, and Home and cover medicine adherence and stock, doctor visits, Apple Health / Health Connect trends, emergency SOS, diet and fitness, bills, subscriptions, Family Money (shared expenses / khata), insurance and documents, digital keys, routines, check-ins, trips, study, vehicles, home maintenance, custom tools, and live location with battery and crash alerts.

Built for Indian families

Voice and WiseAI understand natural Hindi/Gujarati-style phrasing as well as English. Bill Scan OCR helps capture electricity, gas, and mobile dues. Family Location is consent-based with pause-anytime. SOS, crash detection, and battery alerts are never paywalled.

Pricing and platforms

LifeWise is freemium: a Free tier with limits plus Starter, Family, and Pro plans billed through the app stores (no free trial on paid plans). It runs on Android, iOS, and the web.

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lifewise
iOS: https://apps.apple.com/in/app/lifewise-ai-family-hub/id6803865970
Web: https://www.lifewiseee.com/

Our goal is simple: help real families stay organised, safe, and connected without juggling many separate apps every day.

Who it is for: adult children aged 25–45 caring for parents, couples and joint families, co-caregivers, and students tracking their own modules.