Adonait Care
In developmentYou don’t choose who cares for your family from a photo
A two-sided care marketplace — nannies, senior care, tutors and household help — where the AI does the part families actually struggle with: it builds the interview for the role, runs a preliminary interview with the applicant and hands back a report, answers the 11pm parenting question, generates activities for the exact age and the twenty minutes you have, and drafts the rate, the weekly plan, the job post and the agreement. Bookings, daily care journal and reviews close the loop after hiring.
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AI tools built in
2 sides
Families and caregivers
Beta
Private pilot, South Florida
Market
U.S. childcare & senior care spend
Childcare and senior care: one of the largest recurring household spends, and the category people search for most anxiously.
Figures are team estimates and projections, illustrative only — not guarantees.
Why this project wins
The AI does the hiring work, not just search: interview, report, rate, agreement
Says out loud what it does NOT do — no background checks, no verification — and teaches the family to do it
Scores order the conversation, never decide: no one is filtered out by a model
The relationship continues after hiring (bookings, daily journal), which is what keeps people in the product
Runs on the same infrastructure as the rest of the Adonait ecosystem — no new stack to maintain
Competitors & how we’re different
Care.com
The category leader; search and messaging, with no AI doing the interview, the plan or the agreement.
Sittercity / UrbanSitter
Directory-first and English-first; weak on the Spanish-speaking workforce.
Facebook groups
Where most of this actually happens today — free, but with no profile, no reviews and no record.
Local agencies
They do verify, and charge a placement fee for it; slow and city by city.
Business thesis
Ideal customer
Families that need care this week and caregivers who want steady, well-paid work with a record of it.
White-label (who to sell it to)
Condo and HOA communities, employers offering a care benefit, pediatric and senior-living networks, and staffing agencies that want the AI layer without building it.
Market
Childcare and senior care: one of the largest recurring household spends, and the category people search for most anxiously.
Monetization
Two consumer memberships (families and caregivers), featured placement, and a per-market license for the white-label version.
Investment needed
US$90k (built; the money goes to supply acquisition and verification partnerships, not to the product).
Estimated users by region
South Florida pilot; the model repeats in any metro with a Spanish-speaking care workforce.
Cost per user (est.)
Low: the supply side arrives organically and each hire produces a review that brings the next family.
Technical details
- •Two-sided boards: caregiver profiles and family job posts, with applications and internal chat
- •AI interviewer: tailored guide + preliminary interview with scored report
- •AI activity generator by age, time, place and what is already at home
- •AI suggestions: matching, market rate, weekly plan, job post, agreement, first-day checklist
- •Bookings with hours and rate, daily care journal, reviews and verified-by-you credential model
Full business plan
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