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Alice transforms an ordinary home TV into a senior-care AI platform

Alice Home Tech

Care and Love at the Core,
Everything Else Follows.

A warm AI companion for seniors — living on the TV they already use.

Find your fit

Why now

Aging is the challenge
of our time.

Over two billion people will be 60+ by 2050 — most aging at home, and loneliness is now a public-health crisis. Alice meets them where they already are.

See the need

See them, life-size

One button, and the
whole family is there.

No app, no dialing, no struggle — just the people they love, on the big screen.

For families

Our philosophy

Living is the check-in.

Wellbeing shows through living — a smile at a photo, a finished walk, a song sung. Built by a founder who lived the caregiving story.

Meet Alice

Together again

The whole family,
on the big screen.

Grandparents, parents, grandkids — all in one warm place, on the TV they already gather around.

See how

Our promises of care, on one simple screen

Everyday moments Alice brings back

Move together

A gentle workout, guided and shared.

See the doctor

Care without the exhausting trip.

Help, right away

Family alerted the moment something’s wrong.

A visit that feels in person

Warmth and company, face to face.

Why our seniors get left behind

It’s rarely for lack of love. The world simply moves fast — and the people who raised us can slip out of view.

The world never slows down

Trains, jobs, deadlines — the daily rush pulls everyone forward, and it’s easy to leave the slowest behind.

Everyone’s busy with their own lives

The next generation is raising kids, chasing careers, making ends meet — with less and less time for Mom and Dad.

Chasing the next shiny thing

The world pours its attention into the newest hype — while the people who built it quietly wait by the phone.

Priced out of the help

The care and technology that could help often cost more than a fixed income allows — so the ones who need it most go without.

The reality millions of seniors face

The U.S. Surgeon General calls it an epidemic of loneliness — as harmful as smoking 15 cigarettes a day. Too often, technology promises to help and instead pushes older adults further away.

Left behind by technology

The “future” keeps getting fancier — headsets, apps, gadgets — and further out of reach for the people who most need connection.

Isolated, even from family

Separated by a screen or a hospital window, the people they love can feel a world away.

Longing for a familiar face

The long, quiet hours by the window — waiting for a call, a visit, a face they love to appear.

Sick and bedridden

Day after day with little movement or mental stimulation — body and mind fading for lack of engagement.

Chart: senior population growth 2022 to 2050, World / US / China / Japan

An aging world

The need is enormous — and growing every year.

  • 2+ billion people will be 60 or older by 2050.
  • • Nearly 90% of older adults age at home, not in facilities.
  • • Loneliness is now considered as harmful as smoking 15 cigarettes a day.

Alice doesn’t ask an 80-year-old to learn a new device. It lives on the TV they already trust.

A world leader meeting face-to-face on a large screen

For everyone, not just a few

The comfort once reserved for presidents — now for everyone.

World leaders stay close to the people who matter, face to face on a big screen, in comfort, from wherever they are. That kind of presence shouldn’t be a luxury for the powerful, the wealthy, or only those who are ill.

Alice brings the same big-screen, right-beside-you comfort to ordinary families — so every older adult, whatever their means, can feel their loved ones close.

“I built Alice while caring for my own parents. What they needed most wasn’t fancy technology — it was to see the faces of the people they love, eye to eye.”

Larry Han · Founder, Alice Home Tech

Let us show you — 20 minutes.

See how Alice turns any TV into a companion that keeps your family close.

Alice Home Technologies Inc

larryhan@alicehometech.com

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