For you and your family
If you are the one living at home, StaySharp is being built to remind you of the next thing, check in with a friendly voice and reach the people you choose. If you are family, it shows you the pattern of the day, calls you when help is needed and keeps you in touch, with your loved one's permission.
Planned for Gen 1 · Early 2027
A day with StaySharp
Three moments from an ordinary day, as we are designing them: a morning check-in, the reminders that keep the day moving, and a call when something changes.
The hub says good morning and asks how you slept. With your permission, a family member sees that the day has started as usual.
A reminder for your medicine at the agreed time. A word game after lunch. Ask the hub to call your daughter, with no phone to find first.
A check-in goes unanswered, or the routine looks different. The agents prompt the contact you agreed on to call, so a quiet day gets a conversation rather than a notification.
For you, at home
Reminders, a check-in and an easier way to reach people, all by voice from the Sharpness Hub. Nothing to wear.
A morning check-in. A reminder for your medicine. A prompt before a doctor's appointment. The hub's voice brings these small bits of support into your day.
Press a button or ask the hub for help, and it calls the people you chose, in order. You and your family or care team agree who is called and what happens if a check-in goes unanswered.
Try a word game, chat about an interest, or ask the hub to call family. Conversation and gentle activities are part of the experience we are building for the hours between visits.
A small hub and a few sensors fit into the rooms you already use. The standard setup has no camera and asks you to wear nothing. You choose who can see your information, and you can change that choice.
For your family
For sons and daughters, partners and friends: the daily summary and the calls that matter, with your loved one's permission.
The agents flag a changed routine, an unanswered check-in or a request for help, and prompt the agreed contact to call. Agree the contact list and the response plan before relying on it.
When your loved one presses a button or asks the hub for help, the hub calls the people you agreed on, in order. Premium and Deluxe add planned 911 call support. We are building toward the same calls starting on their own when a fall is detected.
A summary of activity, the overnight routine and outings, with trends that give the day context. Medicine reminders and future device connections add to it where supported and approved.
Daily Sharpness score
The daily score sums up movement, sleep and connection. Look at the pattern behind the number, then use it to start a conversation. Three example weeks are below.
Steady routine
Example week · Regular activity
In this example, sleep and activity look like the usual routine, with time out of the house. A good opening for your next call is what they enjoyed doing this week.
patterns of daily activity around the home
the overnight routine and its interruptions
outings and the available signs of everyday engagement
Sharpness score updates are planned for Premium and Deluxe; radar-based sleep monitoring is planned for Deluxe. The score's calculation, baselines and handling of missing data are still being developed and validated. It is not a cognitive test, a diagnosis or a prediction of a fall. A future Sharpness Index for peer comparison is a separate research goal; validated age-group percentiles are not available.
Awareness with permission
Enough context for a thoughtful call, and no more. Sharing starts with the person living at home and the people they choose to include.
Your questions
No. The score is an evolving summary of everyday patterns. It cannot rule out a problem or assess cognition, and it does not replace a conversation or professional care. The examples above are illustrative.
Fall detection is a planned radar capability that is still under research, and it is not part of the current packages. The design goal is that a detected fall starts the same emergency contact calls as a button press or a voice request. Until that is validated, the buttons and the hub's voice are the ways to call for help, and your existing emergency arrangements stay in place.
Reminders can support an existing schedule. Smart pill bottle integration is planned, with compatibility still to be confirmed. Neither a bottle opening nor a reminder response proves a dose was taken, and StaySharp does not prescribe medicines or change doses.
The design listens for a wake phrase, then handles the request you started. Ordinary room conversation is not intended to be recorded or transcribed. Gen 1 uses cloud agents for supported interactions; running agents on the hub is planned for Gen 2.
Contact order and escalation arrangements are agreed and tested with each household or care team. Emergency service integration is not a confirmed launch capability. Keep your existing emergency arrangements; StaySharp does not guarantee a response.
Gen 1 is planned for early 2027. You can request early access to a package without payment. We will explain the final features, price and home setup before you decide whether it is right for you.
Start with the person who will live with StaySharp. If it sounds useful, choose a package and request early access. We will follow up about availability, features and pricing.
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