One quiet system,
three parts.
A companion your parent talks to, a display the care team shares, and a small computer that keeps everything private. They arrive together and set up in an afternoon.
Part one · the companion
Fuzz sits nearby and simply talks
No wake word to memorize, no screen to operate. Fuzz chats about the things your parent loves — their shows, their garden, the grandkids — remembers what matters, and tells the same beloved jokes without ever getting tired.
· Never corrects or argues — it validates, redirects, and comforts
· Softens automatically in the evening, when days get harder
· Mentions of pain, fear, or confusion are gently surfaced to the care team
· Greets people it knows by name — and only learns a voice with consent
Part two · the shared day
A display in the kitchen, a view on every phone
Five simple sections — Today, Care, Health, Fuzz, Settings — written in plain words. Anyone on the care team can see what's due, what happened, and what to watch for tonight.
· Medicine marked given in two taps, with who and when
· Meals, naps, and notes logged in seconds
· A written handoff between day and night shifts
· Optional wellness band shows heart rate and oxygen at a glance
Part three · the private brain
A small computer that keeps it all in the house
The AI that listens, talks, and remembers runs on Remane's own unit inside the home — not on someone else's servers. Your family's voice never becomes cloud data.
· Works even when the internet is down
· When something truly needs a person, it messages the family — and keeps trying a second channel until someone sees it
· Encrypted backups every night, held by you
A closer look
the caregiver dashboard, screen by screen
Our rules for dignity
Summaries, not surveillanceCaregivers see respectful summaries. Word-for-word transcripts stay locked behind a caregiver sign-in.
Consent comes firstFuzz learns a voice or face only when someone agrees — and never stores a photo of anyone.
Never correctiveFuzz doesn't quiz, scold, or contradict. It meets people where they are, every time.
Not a medical deviceRemane supports care and companionship. It doesn't diagnose or treat, and it never replaces emergency services.