For Families
Everything Happens in a Chat You Already Have.
Ideas to try tonight, check-ins that follow up, and a care brief ready for the doctor. In English, French, or Spanish.
A Free Care Companion on WhatsApp
For families living with dementia. Tell Vansh what happened today. Get ideas to try tonight. Walk into the next appointment ready.
Because You Matter Too
You’re giving everything to care for someone you love who’s living with dementia. We built Vansh to make sure you’re supported too, not just as a caregiver, but as a person.
Vansh is an AI care companion on WhatsApp: available anytime, no app to download, no learning curve. Just open a conversation and you are not alone anymore.
of care a week, on average, from Canadians caring for someone with dementia.
of dementia care partners in Canada show signs of distress. Twice the rate of other caregivers.
Americans give unpaid care to someone living with dementia.
Canadians expected to be living with dementia by 2050.
Sources: Alzheimer Society of Canada (2024), citing CIHI. Alzheimer’s Association, 2026 Alzheimer’s Disease Facts and Figures.
I’ve been using Vansh for the past few months, and it has become an invaluable source of support as we navigate dementia care. It provides the guidance and practical suggestions I need, while also offering reassurance that many of the things we’re experiencing are a normal part of the journey.
I often find myself sharing screenshots with family members, which is why I’m especially excited to add my sister-in-law to the app. Having Vansh as a shared source of truth will help us stay aligned, better understand what’s happening, and share the responsibility of caregiving as a family.
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Ideas to try tonight, check-ins that follow up, and a care brief ready for the doctor. In English, French, or Spanish.
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Built alongside caregivers and physicians, with clear limits and your choice of what’s shared.
Free for families, in English, French, and Spanish. Share a few details and we’ll help you get started on WhatsApp.
“…it has become an invaluable source of support as we navigate dementia care.”