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TSOLife provides an AI-powered resident insight and experience platform designed for senior living operators. The platform empowers these communities to make data-driven decisions, enhancing resident quality of life and improving operational efficiency, sales, and marketing. Its core technology, Minerva, captures person-centered data through spoken interviews and analyzes it to offer actionable insights, enabling personalized experiences, activity planning, and streamlined communication tools for residents and their families.
The company was founded by David Sawyer, who was motivated by a personal realization that he had missed the opportunity to preserve his grandmother's life stories. This insight drove the creation of a system to easily capture and share memories for future generations. The foundational technology, adept at parsing and preserving spoken narratives, subsequently evolved to serve the senior living sector, facilitating tailored experiences and fostering connections among residents.
TSOLife primarily serves senior living communities, offering tools that enable operators to deeply understand their residents. The company's vision centers on transforming senior living by leveraging data to create more vibrant, engaged communities. It aims to elevate resident satisfaction and ensure long-term retention by promoting personalized care and fostering genuine connections among individuals.
TSOLife has raised $52.0M across 2 funding rounds.
TSOLife has raised $52.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
TSOLife has raised $52.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
TSOLife's investors include Justin Kelly, Arnold Whitman, Formation Capital, Generator Ventures, DeepWork Capital, EVE Atlas, Jeffrey Vinik, Omega Healthcare Investors, Ziegler.
TSOLife has raised $52.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $43.0M Series B in May 2025.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 7, 2025 | $43M Series B | Justin Kelly | — | Announced |
| Oct 1, 2022 | $9M Series A | Arnold Whitman, Formation Capital, Generator Ventures | DeepWork Capital, EVE Atlas, Jeffrey Vinik, Omega Healthcare Investors, Ziegler | Announced |
TSOLife is a technology company providing an AI-powered resident insight and experience platform for senior living operators. It captures life stories, preferences, and data through mobile apps, interviews, and analytics to enable real-time, personalized decision-making that boosts resident engagement, staff efficiency, and community operations.[1][2][3][6] The platform serves senior living communities, nursing homes, and skilled nursing facilities by solving challenges like fragmented resident data, low engagement, and inefficient care personalization—transforming need-based services into desirable, experience-driven ones with measurable outcomes like extended resident stays by over six weeks.[2][3]
Founded in 2014 and based in Tampa, Florida, TSOLife has raised $52 million in total funding, including a $43 million Series B in 2025 led by PeakSpan Capital, fueling AI expansions and hiring for product growth amid rising senior living demand.[2][3]
TSOLife was founded in 2014 by David Sawyer, who serves as CEO, initially focusing on GPS-enabled mobile apps and memorial kits to create online legacies via stories, photos, videos, and voice recordings for communities.[1][2] The idea evolved from capturing residents' life experiences to preserve bonds and inform care, pivoting into a comprehensive platform as senior living operators sought data-driven personalization.[1][3]
Early traction built through seed funding in 2018 and Series A in 2022, leading to the 2025 Series B that accelerated AI development like the Minerva intelligence platform, trained on 100,000 hours of resident audio for structured insights—a pivotal shift amid a "tech renaissance" in senior care.[2][3]
TSOLife rides the wave of AI adoption in senior living, addressing a booming market driven by aging populations, labor shortages, and demands for personalized, outcome-focused care amid a "tech renaissance" where operators select scalable partners.[3] Timing aligns with post-pandemic shifts toward resident experience and social health drivers like connection and purpose, positioning TSOLife to reshape the $100+ billion U.S. senior living industry from acuity-based to lifestyle-driven models.[2][3]
It influences the ecosystem by empowering operators with proprietary tools that integrate with platforms like PointClickCare, setting standards for AI in resident engagement and enabling data-informed growth during high demand.[3][5]
TSOLife is primed to dominate AI-enabled senior care personalization, leveraging its $43 million Series B to roll out enhanced features, deepen operator partnerships, and expand engineering for proprietary AI advancements.[2][3] Trends like rising senior housing needs, regulatory pushes for quality metrics, and AI maturation will propel growth, potentially evolving its influence toward predictive analytics for preventive care and broader health tech integrations. As the pioneer in resident-first data platforms, TSOLife exemplifies how AI transforms senior living from reactive to proactive, delivering lasting community impact.[2][3]
