Kantan Kazoku Support

“Something weird showed up on my screen” — tech support for a parent who lives far away is family work, even if nobody calls it caregiving.

Kantan Kazoku Support (“easy family support”) is a single page of big buttons that catches those moments. Set it up on the device they will actually use, try the contact options together, and bookmark it. Sending the URL to another device does not transfer the saved contacts.

What it does

• Ask an AI — one button, one assistant (the family picks ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude at setup)
• Computer screen sharing — opens Chrome Remote Desktop. Software setup, an access code, and permission to share are still required; this is not a phone-screen sharing flow
• Contact family — phone and LINE options appear first. The Alexa button explains what to say to Alexa; it does not place a call itself
• Request notes — type or dictate in a supported browser, mark items complete, then select a recipient and send in LINE. An accidental deletion can be undone within 30 seconds
• Voice to text — compose a message by speaking, then copy it anywhere

Designed for trust

• Settings and notes are saved in the device’s browser. The page does not send that stored content to VEAI. Sharing passes selected text to LINE; speech recognition may use the browser provider’s servers, and calls or text entered into an AI service are handled by those services.
• Family contact options come first, with a short safety reminder nearby. Review the screen-sharing precautions before giving access: never share the code with anyone but family.
• A confirmation precedes deleting browser settings and notes. Messages already sent to other services are not deleted by this action.

The page itself is in Japanese. Open Kantan Kazoku Support — free, no registration.