A clear introduction
Roslein identifies itself as an AI phone companion. You choose whether to talk.
Meet Roslein
An AI phone companion for everyday conversation.
Designed for older adults who would enjoy a little more conversation. Roslein calls an ordinary phone, with no app or new device to manage.
Hear a longer conversation
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This longer recording continues the same conversation beyond the short homepage excerpt, giving you more time to hear its natural pace.
This published excerpt is from a tester who asked us to share it. It begins mid-conversation and does not include Roslein's opening AI introduction. Routine calls are not recorded or saved.
Longer excerpt · About 2 minutes · Playback starts only when you press play.
Read the transcript
AI: One quick thought. I was thinking about little treats people remember from childhood. You mentioned, was there a snack or dessert you especially liked when you were young?
Caller: Popcorn balls were a specialty. My grandparents from New York would make them at Christmas and then mail them to us.
AI: Popcorn balls in the mail. That feels wonderfully old-fashioned, especially as a Christmas parcel from New York. Were they the sticky, caramel-colored kind, or more like popcorn held together with syrup?
Caller: The sticky caramel kind, the first kind you mentioned.
AI: Those were serious Christmas treats. Sticky fingers, caramel everywhere, and worth every bit of it. A package like that from your grandparents must have felt pretty special when it arrived.
Caller: Yes. I looked forward to it all year.
AI: I can see why. The waiting was probably part of the magic, then that package finally showing up with the caramel popcorn balls inside. Your grandparents had a fine Christmas specialty.
Caller: My grandpa used to also mail me, when I was in college, chocolate-covered Ritz crackers with peanut butter inside.
AI: Oh, those are dangerous in the best way. Salty crackers, peanut butter, and chocolate all in one little stack. Your grandpa clearly knew how to send college care packages worth opening.
Caller: My favorite snack growing—or my favorite dessert growing up, though, was always a homemade chocolate chip cookie.
AI: A homemade chocolate chip cookie is hard to beat, especially one still a little warm, with the chocolate soft in the middle. Hmm. That kind of favorite tends to stick with you for life.
What happens during a call?
Conversation at your pace
Talk about hobbies, everyday life, or memories. Roslein can use brief preferences and memory cues to support future conversations.
You decide when to stop
You can hang up at any time. To arrange, change, or pause ongoing calls, contact Ience.
Start with one call
The live demo lasts up to three minutes and uses a school-memory scenario. For a longer introduction, adults 60+ can request a call, usually 5–10 minutes, at no cost.
We arrange introductory calls by email. For ongoing participation, contact us about current pilot availability and scheduling.
For organizations exploring a community pilot, read the pilot outline.
Availability and costFamily involvement is a choice
With the participant's agreement, a designated family member, caregiver, or staff contact can receive a brief weekly AI interaction report. Trends such as longer calls help review whether the AI is interacting within appropriate boundaries.
These reports do not assess the participant's health or wellbeing and contain no quotes, detailed transcripts, or sensitive personal details.
Consent and AI interaction reportsKnow what Roslein is—and what it can do.
Roslein is designed for conversation. It supplements relationships with people and does not replace a caregiver or professional care.
It does not provide medical, legal, or financial advice. It is not an emergency or monitoring service and should not be relied on for urgent help.
Call recordings are not saved. Read the Q&A for information about brief memory cues, preferences, and AI interaction reports.