The things your people
would need to know.

If someone you rely on died or became unable to help, could you find the insurance details? Would you know which benefits to ask about, which bills need attention, or who to call?

We’re building Paratu around those questions. It starts with helping people work out what to gather and what’s missing, then bring that information together for the people who may need it.

That knowledge matters on ordinary days too. Who collects the trash? Which plumber do we trust? Who handles this account? Keeping those answers current helps either person find what they need without having to track someone down.

Earning the income, paying the bills, managing appointments, and knowing the household routines are different responsibilities. Each can leave someone with information another person needs.

Your person might be a spouse, an unmarried partner, a relative, or a friend. You can start on your own, plan together, or help a parent prepare for care. Individual privacy choices remain part of that shared picture.

Para is the assistant we’re building to guide the questions, organize the information you provide, and help you notice what needs attention. You can also work without the assistant.

When something happens, our goal is to help the person dealing with it find relevant information and work through practical next steps at a manageable pace. We’re starting in the United States.

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