Led by the senior. Powered by family. Enabled by AI.

We’re building OurSageBridge — an AI-powered, connected platform that helps older adults stay independent and families stay in sync.

It keeps seniors in charge
Turns modern technology into an elegant, easy-to-use helper, and
Supports all the pieces of daily life — from appointments and medication refills to bill reminders, check-ins, and little tasks that make the day go smoother.

We’re just getting started. Future features will bring deeper AI-driven support, meaningful community connections, and thoughtful guidance for what’s to come.

About Us

Why We’re Building SageBridge

We’re Galina Lubarsky and James Ohlweiler — senior tech executives with decades of experience leading complex organizations. Galina was most recently VP and COO of a major division at Salesforce, overseeing global operations, technology, marketing, and customer success for a business serving millions. James led strategy and analytics teams at companies like Nokia and Sun Microsystems.

But our most meaningful challenge is closer to home. Our parents live with us. We see aging up close — not just the hard parts, but the fierce independence, quiet resilience, and everyday decisions that shape how we grow older.

Like so many families, we’ve felt the overwhelm of missed appointments, scattered notes, and too many tabs open — literally and emotionally. SageBridge was born from that experience. We’re building it with the same clarity, empathy, and execution we’ve brought to every role in our careers — to support older adults in staying independent, and to make it easier for families to stay connected and step in when it matters.

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What We’re Building First

It starts with simple, smart tools — powered by AI and designed to make everyday life smoother.

Snap a photo of a prescription, speak a quick note, or share a calendar — no apps to learn, no complex menus to navigate.

Smart calendar that understands routines, works by text or voice or photo, and helps everyone stay in sync
Medication reminders that are gentle, smart, and learn over time — no apps to open, no alarms to ignore
Contacts in one place, from doctors to grandkids
Symptom tracking that’s fast, easy, and helpful at checkups

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What's Next for OurSageBridge

This is just the start.

Upcoming features will expand OurSageBridge into a connected assistant for aging and living well.

Well-being Tracking Dashboard

A central place to monitor physical and emotional health.

Tools for organizing

big and small decisions — from hearing aids to end-of-life planning

AI-Powered Assistance

Personalized prompts and support for older adults and those who care for them.

Community Connection Features

Tools to find resources, connect with others, and build shared support networks.

Get Involved

Join us in shaping the future of care

Help Us Build OurSageBridge

We’re currently hiring a Full Stack Developer to help bring SageBridge to life. If you care about aging, caregiving, and thoughtful design, we’d love to hear from you.

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Join Our Testing Group

We’re looking for older adults and family members to test early designs and features. Your feedback will directly shape the product.

Testimonials

Why OurSageBridge Matters

“There’s just so much information, and it’s all scattered. It’s like trying to keep track of sticky notes on the fridge, on your phone, on the doctor’s portal… and I’m the only one who has to pull it all together.”

Lisa M.

From Our Community

“My parents are supposed to track weight, blood pressure, and chest pain daily, but nothing is organized — it’s all scribbled in random notebooks or forgotten.”

Mike S.

From Our Community

“I didn’t always know about appointments or bills until they were overdue.”

Anna L.

From Our Community

“My parents frequently tell me about an important, life-impacting medical appointment the day before , and I have to completely redo my own schedule.”

Sarah M.

From Our Community

“Appointments got missed because no one had all the information.”

Heather A.

From Our Community

These quotes come directly from interviews with family members who are actively supporting aging parents. Names and photos have been changed to protect their privacy — but the experiences are entirely real.