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A friend who's always there.

You can't be there every hour. Dorothy can. She chats, she listens, she remembers — and if something's ever wrong, she'll make sure you know.

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The Companions

Meet Dorothy and Archie

Choose a companion for your loved one. Someone who's there in the morning and still there at midnight. Someone who never checks their phone, never says they'll call back later, and never forgets what matters.

Dorothy

Warm, chatty, endlessly patient. Dorothy remembers that Tuesday is bingo day and that your mum takes her tea with one sugar. She'll talk about the garden, the grandchildren, or what's on the telly tonight. And she'll still be there at 3am if the night feels long.

Archie

Steady, cheerful, dependable. Archie knows you like the cricket on after tea and that Wednesdays are when your son usually calls. He's good company on a quiet evening and a reassuring voice when the house feels too empty.

How it helps

Margaret's story

A split scene: an older woman who has fallen in her kitchen, and her daughter receiving a gentle alert on her phone at work
Margaret had a fall in the kitchen. Before she could reach the phone, her daughter Sarah got a gentle alert: "Margaret may need help."

Sarah called. Margaret was fine — just shaken. But she didn't have to wait on the floor wondering if anyone would notice.

For families

You can't be there every hour. But you can know she's okay.

Rosemary gives you a gentle picture of your loved one's day — not surveillance, just reassurance. You'll know she had a good morning. And if something isn't right, you'll know that too.

Margaret's Tuesday

  • 8:15am Had breakfast, chatted with Dorothy about the garden
  • 10:30am Watched Countdown
  • 12:00pm Quiet afternoon — all well
  • 3:45pm Video call with Sarah
  • 7:00pm Settled in for the evening

Getting started

Plug in. Say hello. That's it.

One power socket. No broadband needed. No app to install. No account to create. Nothing to figure out.

Plug it in

Find a socket. Put it on the kitchen table. That's the whole setup.

Say hello

Dorothy introduces herself. The conversation begins naturally.

Family gets peace of mind

You'll know Mum's okay. You're only notified when it matters.

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