For caregivers
Mary gets stuck. Her caregiver gets context.
Mary is preparing lunch when she loses track of what she was doing. She presses HELP. MemAide starts a brief AI-assisted conversation, gathers available context, and prepares a concise handoff so her caregiver can quickly decide what to do.
How it works
One request. One clear caregiver handoff.
- 1
Help requested
Mary presses HELP from the watch or phone.
- 2
Context gathered
MemAide collects a brief explanation plus available room, wearable, and optional smart-glasses context.
- 3
Summary prepared
The caregiver receives the reason for help and the relevant context in one place.
- 4
Caregiver decides
The caregiver chooses whether to call, message, reassure, or provide additional assistance.
Caregiver view
See what happened before deciding what to do.
Instead of receiving a vague request for help, the caregiver can review the conversation, the concise handoff, and available context together.
- Why HELP was requested
- Brief AI-assisted conversation
- Room, activity, and wearable context when available
- Smart-glasses image or status when available
Mary was preparing lunch and became unsure what step came next. She reports that she is safe and that the stove is off.
Available kitchen contextCaregiver collaboration
Interested in MemAide?
We are developing MemAide toward real-world caregiver pilots and welcome conversations with care organizations, researchers, and potential partners.