The vault
Aadhaar, PAN, policies, property papers and prescriptions, kept safely with a permission on each one. Ask someone for a paper in one tap, and only the last four digits of any number are ever stored.
Papers, health, things to do, who is who, and an emergency card that works with no signal. For joint and nuclear families, wherever each of you lives. Chat can stay on WhatsApp; this is what gets lost in it.
Reassurance, never surveillance. Every paper has its own permission, and nothing is shared that a person did not choose to share.
5 things, not 50
Each one starts from a moment you have had: the hospital counter asking for a policy number, the night nobody knew which tablets Papa takes, the bill everybody thought someone else had paid.
Aadhaar, PAN, policies, property papers and prescriptions, kept safely with a permission on each one. Ask someone for a paper in one tap, and only the last four digits of any number are ever stored.
Medicines, blood group, allergies, doctors and the people to call, with the date each was last checked, so nothing out of date is trusted by mistake. Parwah reads back what is saved; it never gives medical advice.
Book the eye check-up, renew the insurance, collect the report. Everyone sees who has what and when it is due, and when something is running late the family is told once.
Joint or nuclear, up to four generations. Say "Rohan is Papa's son" and Parwah works out the rest: Chacha, Bua, daughter-in-law, grandson. Relatives who are not on Parwah can be added by name.
Blood group, allergies, medicines and who to call, on one screen a doctor can read. It works with no internet, because the moment it matters is the moment the signal is worst.
And, when you want them
Ask what is saved for anyone, prepare a doctor visit, or check whether a message is a scam. If someone is unwell right now, she tells you to call 112 and press SOS, at once.
Plan a trip or a puja, start a family video call, and play Ludo, Get Away or Snakes & Ladders together across cities.
Muhurat and the day's timings for your city, and location sharing that each person turns on for themselves, for as long as they choose.
How it starts
Joint or nuclear. Sign in with your mobile number and a 4-number PIN you choose, and invite the family with a link.
Every paper and record says who can see it. Elders get a simple screen with big buttons, and every share can be stopped in one tap.
Parwah shows what is missing and what is out of date, three things at a time, so the family is ready before the day it is needed.
Coming next · the care range
Alongside the app we are putting together a range of daily-living aids: bathroom safety, comfort for the knees and small tools that keep a routine independent, chosen the way you would choose them for your own parents. The range is not on sale yet; join the list and we will tell you when it is.
The Parwah promise