The call arrives on its own
The screen lights up and the call starts on the senior’s device. You’re there in an instant.
Calls & assistance
The call arrives on its own — nothing to answer
You call, the living-room screen lights up, and you’re already there. No number to dial, no app to open. And when help is needed, depending on your loved one’s phone, you can take over the screen or guide them by voice while watching it live — plus flip the camera to see the room, always keeping your loved one in the loop.
A call that needs nothing
Built so your loved one has absolutely nothing to do.
Nothing to dial
No number, no app to open, no button to find. There’s nothing to answer.
Screen control
Guide from a distance: show where to tap, open an app, sort out a detail — with their consent.
Camera flip
Flip the camera to see the room, a letter or an object, and truly help.
The call arrives on its own
You call, the screen lights up
From your phone, you start the call. On the living-room tablet, the screen wakes and you appear large — without your loved one lifting a finger. No more missed calls because they couldn’t work out how to answer.
- The tablet screen lights up on its own when you call.
- A big face, a big first name — you see instantly who’s calling.
- No handling at all: nothing to dial, nothing to open.
Screen control
When help is needed, you take over
On a phone that supports it, you take control of their screen to help them step by step, gesture by gesture. On phones where that isn’t available yet, you see their screen live and guide them by voice during the call — without acting in their place.
- You point and highlight on the screen to show where to go.
- You open an app or sort out a detail for them, step by step.
- The senior sees assistance is in progress and can stop it at any time.
Depending on your loved one’s phone, assistance ranges from simple screen sharing up to full screen control. The app tells you, on install, what’s available on their device.
Camera flip
Flip the camera to show
In one tap, the camera switches from their face to what’s in front of them: a letter that arrived, a remote control, a blinking device. You finally see what they’re talking about — and can genuinely help, from a distance.
- One button to switch between the front and back cameras.
- You see what they show you: a paper, an object, a room.
- Perfect for helping on the spot without having to travel there.
Peace of mind, not surveillance
See the last known state of their phone
Battery, connection, a bit of storage free — the few pieces of information that help you tell whether a call stands a chance, with the date of the last signal received. A phone switched off for a week says nothing, and the screen says so plainly. Nothing more: no location, no history, no activity tracking. Always with the senior’s consent, revocable at any time.
- Battery and connection — with the date of the last signal received.
- Nothing else: no location, no history, no apps tracked.
- Always with the senior’s consent, revocable at any time.