Amiya · Singapore
We build tools for the people who give care and the people who receive it, so that everyone keeps a say in what happens next.
Our starting point
People should have a say in the care they receive, and the people supporting them need room to exercise judgement.
Our work
Two areas of care where hard moments are common and support is often thin.
New care workers rehearse difficult moments, like a resident with dementia refusing help, with an AI-simulated senior before they face them on a shift.
A qualified colleague reviews how ready they are, and hard shifts turn into refresher practice.
Guided art-journalling for people going through cancer treatment, giving them time and space to reflect on how they're doing and to say what matters to them.
Approach
Our tools support practice and reflection. Qualified people review the results, and care teams decide what happens next.
Our simulation builds on AnnaAgent, peer-reviewed work by our Head of AI: simulated characters whose feelings shift during a conversation and who remember earlier sessions.
Practice belongs to the person doing it. What gets shared, and with whom, is agreed up front.
A tool only helps if it fits the people, responsibilities and workflows around it, so we design with the teams who'll use it.
Team
Co-founder & CEO
15 years of digital consulting and product work across Asia Pacific. Founder of Cloud Seeders, Singapore's women-in-cloud community.
Head of AI
First author of AnnaAgent (ACL 2025), research on realistic multi-session simulation.
CTO
Engineering and enterprise experience, from building systems to implementing them with customers.
Contact
If you run care services, train care staff or support people through cancer, we'd like to hear from you.
Amiya