Your home, your rules
anna fits around your life, not the other way round. Your routine stays exactly as you like it.
anna is a quiet companion. It’s there when you need it, out of the way when you don’t, and it keeps the people who love you just close enough to feel at ease.
anna fits around your life, not the other way round. Your routine stays exactly as you like it.
Photos and messages from the people you love, arriving throughout the day. Call them back with a single word.
Say the word and anna lets your family or carer know straight away, with the right context so they know how to help. In an emergency, call your emergency number.
No app, no screen, no new habits. Just talk, the way you always have. anna understands.
anna is not here to change any of that. Your home is yours, your routine is yours, and you are completely in charge. If you’d like a gentle reminder for your medication, anna can do that. If something doesn’t feel right, one word and anna lets your family or carer know.
No complicated app to master. No new habits to form. anna will put the radio on, remember the programme you never miss, and keep the thread of a conversation from one day to the next. A quiet presence that is there if you want it, and invisible when you do not.
When your family knows you’re doing well, they stop calling to check in and start calling because they want to. Photos and messages arrive on anna throughout the day, and calling them back is as simple as saying their name.
You stay independent. They stay close. That’s the balance anna is designed to keep.
anna’s model runs on the device itself. What you say to anna, what anna says back, and everything the camera sees are handled here in your home. Conversations are never recorded or transmitted. anna keeps short encrypted notes on the device so it can pick up where you left off, and you can ask it to forget them. Nothing you say leaves the house unless you ask anna to send it, like a message to your family. You decide what your family can see, and you can change your mind at any time.
What does leave the house is the short version: how you slept, whether your medication reminders were answered, whether the day looked like most days. That is held on servers in your own region, and it is never sold and never used to advertise to you. You choose who receives it.
Not a list of features. The actual shape of a Tuesday, in your house, with your programmes and your people in it.
“Good morning. It’s Tuesday, and there’s rain after lunch, so the washing might want to come in.”
“Shall I put your station on?” The one you actually listen to, not whatever came out of the box.
“Here’s the news.” Read out loud, as long or as short as you want it.
“It’s time for your prayers.” anna knows when, and it stays quiet until you’re done.
“Your programme starts in ten minutes.” The one you never miss, remembered without you asking.
“The match is on. Shall I put it up?” And afterwards, how they got on.
“Time for the blue one.” Say “done”, and nobody has to ring to ask.
“Eleanor’s birthday is on Thursday. Would you like to send her a message?” You say it, she gets it on WhatsApp.
“You were telling me about the school in Cork. Did the extension ever get built?”
Every one of these happens on the device in your house. The only thing that leaves is the message you choose to send.
Wakes with the house. The forecast, the radio she likes, what is on today, the one appointment that matters.
Says the schedule out loud, and tells the carer if a reminder goes unanswered.
Calls land on anna with nothing to set up, and a message she speaks arrives on their WhatsApp.
Remembers the work she did, the team she follows, and the shape of her ordinary week.
The carer hears first, the family after. anna never decides on its own.
Visit notes, medication logs and incident timelines, written as things happen.
All six run on the device in the home, and the sensors, doorbell and cameras pair to it. The conversation never leaves the house.
We’re introducing anna to a small number of people in each area first. Get in touch and we’ll tell you what’s available near you (no pressure, just a conversation).