Our Story
We connect you with a trusted network of people who can help with errands, appointments, paperwork, or anything that takes time. It’s simple, safe, and human - support that feels like having someone on your side.
At its heart, Assisto gives you back time, clarity, and peace of mind.
Assisto was created to make life in Portugal easier. For many people, everyday tasks feel overwhelming - bureaucracy, language barriers, long queues, finding help you can trust. These small frictions take time and energy most people don’t have.
Assisto brings relief.
You and your Companion decide on a fair payment that reflects the time you save and the support they offer.
Tell Assisto what you need - describe a task, or clarify a problem. We capture the key details and set the request in motion.
Capture
Once your request is defined, Asisto provides the information you need or, when hands-on help is required, connects you with a suitable Companion.
Clarify
Your Companion completes the task, while Assisto maintains clarity, updates, and thorough coordination.
Complete
Why We Exist
Time is the most valuable thing we have. Assisto gives some of it back.
For people who need help, it lightens the mental load and brings peace of mind.
For Companions, it creates a fair, flexible way to earn by supporting their community.
AI gives instant answers, and Companions step in when tasks need a human touch. It’s a unified way to get the right kind of help - direction when you need clarity,
action when you need things done.
Assisto fits the rhythm of modern life: less stress, fewer unknowns, more human support.
We’re all navigating a world that demands more time and clarity than most people have.
Even simple tasks can become overwhelming when you’re carrying them alone.
I saw this clearly in Lisbon - through my own experience and through the people who shared their experiences with me.
Some struggle with focus or overwhelm. Others are balancing work, caregiving, or simply too much on their plate. Some need a bit of hands-on help; others just need direction to feel grounded again. The details differ, but the truth is the same: everyone needs help sometimes, and most people don’t have an easy place to ask for it.
