Morning
"What's my first pill today?"
Anita asks out loud instead of reading a chart. The companion answers from her real schedule, then reminds her again if it's missed — and only tells her caregiver if it stays unrecorded past the usual window.
FOR OLDER ADULTS AND THE PEOPLE WHO CARE ABOUT THEM
Digital Companion is a voice-first check-in, a medicine reminder, a family line, and an honest way for a caregiver to notice a change — without cameras spying in secret, without a score, without a diagnosis it isn't qualified to make.
Free, runs in your browser. Works for one household at a time.
WHY THIS, NOT ANOTHER MONITORING APP
Daily check-ins build a private pattern for that one person. A change is measured against their recent weeks — never scored against strangers, and never turned into a competence rating.
When the companion flags a change, it names exactly which areas moved and by how much, so a caregiver can judge it themselves instead of trusting a black box.
A help request, a check-in, or a camera alert always shows up in the activity log the same way to both people. No hidden monitoring, no side channel the senior can't see.
A TYPICAL DAY
Morning
Anita asks out loud instead of reading a chart. The companion answers from her real schedule, then reminds her again if it's missed — and only tells her caregiver if it stays unrecorded past the usual window.
Midday
Family video links and a big "call now" button sit where she can see them. No app-switching, no remembering a contact list.
Evening
Mood, sleep, appetite, a few taps. If tonight looks different from her recent pattern, her caregiver sees why — with her own note alongside it, not instead of it.
WHAT'S INSIDE
Speak instead of typing. Ask about medicines, the day's plans, or just talk — answers come from the household's real data, never invented.
Daily times, dose history, and a due/overdue view that's honest about what's actually been recorded.
A paired caregiver sees the same records, phone and video links, and a shared photo gallery.
Explainable check-in trends compared only to that person's own recent history.
A camera watches for prolonged stillness or a fall-like posture and tells the caregiver. It's a heuristic prototype, not a medical device — see below.
Readings, symptoms, and a printable summary to bring to an appointment.
A family slideshow, a matching-pairs game, and short memory activities.
Large controls, high contrast, keyboard focus, and read-aloud throughout.
ROOM WELL-BEING MONITOR
Point any browser-visible camera (a laptop, a tablet propped in a room, or a WiFi camera that exposes a stream URL your browser can open) at a common space. With consent turned on, the companion watches — entirely inside that device's browser — for two things: nobody moving for longer than expected, and a posture that looks like a fall.
When either happens, it writes an alert into the shared activity log and asks the caregiver to go check. That's the whole feature.
GET IT
No account needed to look around — create a free household in under a minute.
Open Digital CompanionOn a phone or laptop, your browser can add Digital Companion to your home screen or app list, so it opens like any other app.
Look for "Install" or "Add to Home Screen" in your browser's menu if the button above isn't available.
Dedicated tablet & phone app with voice assistant, high-contrast reminders, and smart fall detection.
Download for AndroidDirect APK download · Android 7.0+ · Synchronizes with this web companion
BEFORE YOU USE IT WITH REAL HEALTH DATA
This is a working household prototype, not a certified medical product or an emergency response service. It doesn't diagnose, doesn't score anyone's competence, and doesn't guarantee that a reminder, an alert, or a camera event reaches anyone in time. Keep existing emergency arrangements, alarms, and medical devices in place. Read README.md and FEATURE-COVERAGE.md for the full picture before relying on it.