Simple words
Write a sentence, send it. No thread that overflows, no options to hunt for.
Messages
Little words, between you and the senior
A “we’re coming over on Saturday!”, a “good night, see you tomorrow”: simple little messages, shared within the family and with the senior. No endless thread, no settings — just the essentials, big and easy to read.
A messenger that keeps to the essentials
Just enough to say the little things of everyday life.
Between relatives
Messages stay within the household circle — family and close ones, no one else.
Readable for the senior
Big bubbles, well-contrasted text: the message reads effortlessly, no glasses needed.
On the tablet
A word can also appear large on the living-room tablet, with nothing to touch.
Simple words
Writing a message, no complication
Type a few words, tap send — and it’s received. No menus, no required attachments, no statuses to manage. The conversation stays short and clear, like a little note left on the table.
- One sentence, a tap on send, and off it goes.
- Sometimes a single emoji is enough to pass on a smile.
- The recipient is gently notified, never pestered.
Built for the senior
Big, readable, answered with one finger
On the senior’s side, the message shows up very large, well contrasted. To reply, no typing needed: a few ready-made answers are enough, with a single tap. A “yes, gladly” or a heart, and the relative is reassured.
- Text shown large, meant to be read without glasses.
- Ready-made replies: answer with a single finger.
- A heart or a “thank you” to say the essential in one gesture.
Also on the tablet
A word that shows up in the living room
In one tap from your phone, a message appears large on the living-room tablet. The senior sees it in passing, with nothing to open or touch — just a little word waiting for them, like on the fridge.
- Send a word to the tablet from your phone.
- It shows up very large, impossible to miss.
- It stays visible for a while, then gives way to the time.
Stay close, in a few words
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