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Built from lived experience.
In 2021, Greg Cangialosi noticed his mother had started walking with a cane. She said it was a ligament issue. Six months later, he learned it was an Achilles tendon tear - and the start of something much bigger.
What followed was the growing concern phase that millions of families know: watching from three hours and three states away, wondering what you're missing. Then moving her in with his family. Then a cognitive diagnosis that changed everything.
Since then, Greg has navigated every stage of the caregiving journey - assisted living, moving her back home after two and a half years, independent living with a long-term care agency, getting her on claim with LTC insurance, and hiring his own care partner. His mom is doing great - and he's still in it every day, all while running his business and raising a family.
Every stage taught the same lesson: the entire care economy is built for providers, payers, and systems - not for the families doing the actual work.
The tools didn't exist. The information was scattered across portals, PDFs, and phone calls. Every decision feels like guessing in the dark - and the pressure of making sure his mother is safe, healthy, and living with as much independence and dignity as possible never lets up.
That experience became Twilight Technologies. Greg and co-founder Justin Schaper - who became a caregiver for his father-in-law - are building what they wish existed: an AI companion that actually understands the chaos of family caregiving.