someone to talk to, every morning.
A voice companion for the people you love. It calls, remembers, and tells you what matters, in their own words.
Hearth is on a morning call with Margaret, 78, in Manchester
HearthMorning, Margaret. How's the knee after your walk to the park yesterday?
MargaretNot so bad, love. I didn't sleep much though.
HearthI'm sorry to hear that. How are you feeling in yourself?
MargaretHonestly, my chest feels a bit tight.
Sent to Nour in Abu Dhabi, during the call
Mum mentioned chest tightness
“my chest feels a bit tight”
Hearth told Margaret to call 999 and stayed on the line.
why it matters
WHO Commission on Social Connection, 2025. Alzheimer's Disease International. AARP, 2025.
how it works
- 1
it calls
A warm voice, every morning. Nothing to install.
- 2
it remembers
Every call picks up where the last one left off.
- 3
it tells you
Trends and alerts, with the exact words behind them.
one hearth, four companions
speaks the way you speak.
Any language, any mix. It follows you when you switch.
“Arre, knee toh theek hai, but raat ko neend nahi aayi.”
Hindi and English
“C'est difficile. تيتا passed away and I miss her every morning.”
Arabic, English and French
“Not so bad, love. I didn't sleep much though.”
English
careful by design
Never diagnoses
A companion that notices, never labels.
Real help in a crisis
Local emergency numbers, and family alerted.
Private by default
You choose what anyone else sees.
No black box
Every signal shows the words behind it.