Buy AirTook memberships for your team, your community or your family in one purchase. Each person redeems their own invite code into a fully private account — yours to sponsor, theirs to own.
Pick a plan (Plus or Family) and how many seats you need — pay once from your AirTook wallet. Each seat becomes a unique invite code.
Send a code to each person by email, WhatsApp or however suits you. Track who's redeemed and who hasn't from your own account — revoke any unused code anytime.
When someone redeems their code, they get a real, independent AirTook account on that plan — their own login, their own wallet, their own private health record. You never touch it.
Add AirTook as a real health benefit — Aira, doctor access and health tracking for every staff member, without running a second insurance scheme.
Sponsor memberships for a beneficiary group at scale. Bulk-purchase, bulk-share, and let each person's account stay entirely theirs.
Offer members access to daily health support and affordable doctor visits as part of what your community already provides.
Buy a seat for a university-age child living away from home, or gift Plus to a parent who'd never subscribe to anything themselves.
Sponsoring someone's seat never gives you access to their health information — not their vitals, not their Aira conversations, not their records. You can see their name and whether the code's been redeemed, and nothing else. If you also want to help care for them day to day, that's a separate, consent-based step — they have to accept it, and can decline.
No — any AirTook account can buy group seats. Create a free account, add funds to your wallet, and purchase seats from Subscription → Group & bulk seats.
Nothing is charged for an unredeemed code beyond your original purchase, and you can revoke and reissue it anytime from your own account.
No. You can see their name and whether they've redeemed — never their vitals, Aira conversations, appointments or any other health information. That stays theirs alone.
Yes, but only if they agree. Sponsoring a seat and being someone's caregiver are two separate, deliberately unconnected things — you can send a Care Circle request afterward, which they can accept or decline.
It doesn't auto-renew on its own — that would mean charging your wallet without warning. Renew individual seats, or all of them at once, from your Group & bulk seats screen.
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