Why I built Asguard

Asguard did not start as a detached market idea. It came from being the family member trying to keep track of medication, mood, appointments, routines, and the small signs that someone might not be okay.

I have been the person driving over at weekends to check whether tablets had been taken. I have wondered whether someone was quiet because they were fine, tired, lonely, low, or avoiding the question. I have also sat at funerals and heard stories about people I loved that I wish I had heard while they were still here to tell them.

Asguard is the tool I wish had existed during all of that: a daily companion for older people living at home, a practical reassurance layer for families, and a way to preserve memories while there is still time to ask.

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