Know when their normal changes

Most days, mum or dad are fine. You don't know that, so you call anyway.

Rembient learns the rhythms of everyday life and checks in when you can't, so you know when something meaningful changes, supporting independent living for longer.

No cameras
No wearables
Nothing to remember

Some things you need to know about today. Otherwise, you only hear after it has happened.

“I found out through a friend she told days later. She doesn’t like to worry anyone.” - survey respondent

How the AI wellness call works

When something happens now

The kettle didn't go on. The house has been still far longer than it usually is at this hour. Rembient tells the people who care that same day, not the next time someone happens to call.

It flags unusual inactivity that could indicate something to be concerned about.

51%of families learned about a parent's health, safety or wellbeing problem later than they wished.

When something is slowly drifting

Movement around the house is less than usual across the week. Everything else, like sleep, kitchen use, and bathroom activity, looks normal, so no single day gives you anything to react to. Set this week against last, and it's the conversation you'd want to have early rather than late.

Described in plain words, with the everyday pattern it's compared against, rather than a score or a risk grade.

75%told us that noticing gradual decline and catching acute events matter equally, so a product that does only one of them leaves the other worry in place.

Interested in joining the pilot?

We're looking for households to help validate the product. Registering your interest simply tells us you're open to a conversation, nothing more.