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It's 3 o'clock. The house is quiet. You're an hour away.

# Someone is home
with Mom.

Remane puts a warm, patient companion in her home — one that keeps her company through the long afternoons, notices when something's off, and makes sure a real person hears about it. In her own house, or her assisted-living apartment.

Fuzz is with Betty right now
This afternoon, 3:12 PM
"Is anyone coming today? I can't remember."
"Krista comes at five, Betty — she's bringing the baby. Want to look at the pictures from Sunday while we wait?"
"Oh, yes. The baby."
Your phone, 3:14 PM — Betty asked about visitors again this afternoon. She's cheerful; Fuzz kept her company. Nothing needed from you. ♡

## You know the three worries.
We built one answer to all of them.

"She's lonely, and I can't be there every day."

### The hours stop being empty

Fuzz talks with her the way an old friend would — her shows, her garden, the same joke she loves every time. It never rushes her, never corrects her, and never gets tired of the same question.

"What if something happens and nobody knows?"

### Someone always finds out

Fuzz notices what a visitor would — repeated worries, mentions of pain, a door that didn't open all morning, a wellness band gone quiet — and messages the family until a real person answers. Not sent. Seen.

"Did anyone give her the evening pills?"

### The whole care circle, one page

Meds, meals, naps, notes — every caregiver and every sibling reads the same day. The group text asking "how was she?" gets replaced by an answer that's already there.

## A Tuesday with Remane

what protection actually feels like
7:40 AM
Morning pills, two taps
The caregiver marks them given. Your phone shows it before your coffee's done.
11:00 AM
The Price Is Right, together
Fuzz watches along, plays her favorite game, laughs at the bids with her.
2:30 PM
Nap time, house quiet
Fuzz goes quiet too — and keeps one ear on the room while she rests.
5:30 PM
Evenings are softer
Sundowning is real. Fuzz shifts into calm mode on its own — slower, warmer, familiar music close at hand.
9:00 PM
The handoff writes itself
Meds, meals, mood — rolled up for whoever takes the night. You add one line: "she liked the garden show."
2:04 AM
The night it matters
Betty's up, asking for help. Fuzz answers her first — then your phone rings, and keeps ringing channels until someone says "I've got it."
Meet Fuzz

## Small enough for the side table. Patient enough for the hundredth telling.

No screens, no buttons, no wake word to remember. Your parent just talks — and something kind answers.

Meet the wall

## One glance answers "is she okay, and what's next?"

In the kitchen and on every phone in the family. Five plain sections, written in human words, built for tired people.

## The everyday things, too

everything a good day needs

### Shared photo frame

Family sends pictures from their phones; the wall becomes a living photo frame she actually looks at.

### Stories & memories

Fuzz tells her favorite stories, revisits old memories, and chats about the photos as they go by.

### Video calls, gently

Calls from family announce themselves out loud and open on the wall — she never hunts for a button.

### Health signals

Heart rate, oxygen, blood pressure, breathing, and temperature from a comfortable wrist band — shown in plain words, watched around the clock.

### Reminders that feel like company

Medication and routine nudges come from Fuzz, conversationally — and each dose is logged for the care team.

### Alerts that don't give up

Critical alerts ring the family's phones in order, channel after channel, until a real person answers.

### Fall protection

If she goes down, Remane notices — and starts ringing phones that moment, not at the next visit.

### Night watch

Overnight, Fuzz keeps one ear on the room — and wakes the right person, never the whole house.

Privacy, the old-fashioned way

## Nothing leaves the house.

The AI that keeps her company runs on a small computer inside her home — not in anyone's cloud. Her voice, her stories, her health: under her roof, where they belong. It even works when the internet doesn't.

No cloud account listening in — ever
Caregivers see respectful summaries; word-for-word transcripts stay locked
Fuzz learns a voice or face only with consent, and never stores a photo
Encrypted backups every night — kept by your family, not by us

## She stays home.
You sleep at night.

We're finishing our first in-home pilots now. Join the waitlist and we'll write when Remane is ready for your family — one email, no noise.

Family or care agency — both welcome. One email, no noise.
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