A Little More Peace of Mind for Your Parents
If you live in another city — or another country — the hardest part is not knowing how the day went. Ojusvi gives your parents a warm daily routine of their own: a live yoga class in the morning, the panchang and a bhajan, gentle games, and Tambola in the afternoon with other members. All of it in the language they think in.
A day with something in it
- Morning: the day's panchang, then a live yoga and pranayama class with a teacher who knows the regulars by name.
- Midday: guided meditation, bhajan and group satsang for those who like it.
- Afternoon: live Tambola and gentle brain games with the community — company, not just content.
- Anytime: Samvit, for medicines, reminders and health records.
Easy to set up, easy to use
Large text, simple screens, and no jargon. Most families set the app up once over a call — pick the language, join the first class, and after that a parent can open it alone. Every new member gets the first 30 days free, with no card needed, so you can try it before deciding.
What Ojusvi is not
It is not an emergency service, a monitoring device, or a substitute for a doctor, nurse or caregiver. Health entries in Samvit are kept private to the member's own account. Ojusvi's role is a gentle daily routine and company — and the reassurance that comes with knowing there is something in the day.