Remi lives in a pair of Ray-Ban Meta glasses. It quietly says who is here, what was just said, and what comes next. Nothing to read, nothing to learn.
Ruth wears the glasses; her family added Sarah and Tom. Remi answers each question the same way every time, in the same words. Nothing is corrected and nothing is quizzed. Consistency is comfort.
“Who is this?”
“This is Sarah, your daughter. She’s here to help with the garden.”
Faces are matched on the phone against the people the family has added, and Remi speaks within two seconds. An unfamiliar face is “Someone new is here”. A name is never guessed.
“What were we talking about?”
“You and Sarah were talking about the tomatoes. She’s bringing seedlings on Saturday.”
Remi hears the conversation through the glasses and answers from the last few minutes of it. Ask with a tap, the button on the glasses, or by saying “Hey Remi”.
“Where am I, and what’s next?”
“You’re at home. Lunch with Tom is at noon, in about an hour.”
Orientation whenever it is asked for. Reminders and medication times the family sets are spoken on their own, at the right moment, without anyone asking.
Remi comes with a place for the people who care. This website and the phone app share one account, so whoever is nearby can help.
Moments only. No frames, no audio recordings, no location.
These cannot be turned off. Signed-in families see this same list with live counts of exactly what Remi keeps, so they can check it themselves.
Create an account, add the first few people, and pair the glasses in the phone app. It takes a few minutes.