The hardest hour
Late-day confusion and sundowning, when nothing seems to soothe and you feel helpless.
Dementia & Alzheimer’s
You’re carrying something heavy.
Alice can carry a little of it.
For families living with memory loss, small moments of connection and calm matter enormously. Alice brings them to the TV your loved one already knows.
We know the hard parts
You didn’t sign up for this, and you’re doing more than anyone sees.
The worry that never switches off
Wandering, a missed meal, a fall — the fear follows you all day, even at work.
The loneliness — theirs and yours
Long empty hours for them; a caregiving road that can feel isolating for you.
Never getting a break
The days blur together, and there’s rarely a moment that’s truly yours.
A little lighter, a little less alone
Gentle, familiar, and simple — on the screen they already trust.
A familiar face
The people they love, right there
A familiar face — a daughter, a grandchild — appearing on the big screen can calm and reassure in a way little else does. One button, no app to work.
Memories kept close
Their story, gently retold
Alice plays family photos and gently prompts warm memories — a comforting, engaging ritual that many find soothing in early and mid-stage memory loss.
Company in the quiet
Never alone in the long hours
A calm, patient voice to talk with when you can’t be there — steady presence through the parts of the day that feel longest.
A steady routine
Gentle reminders that keep the day on track
Clear, kind prompts for medications and daily rhythm — routine is grounding, and you can see how the day went.
Reassurance for you
A quiet “they’re okay today”
A gentle daily check-in and a simple all-is-well, so the worry eases a little — connection you both choose, never a hidden camera.
What Alice is not — our promise to you
Not a cure or a medical treatment
Alice does not diagnose or treat dementia. It brings comfort, connection, and routine — the things research links to wellbeing.
Not a replacement for care
Alice supports you and your loved one; it never replaces doctors, caregivers, or your own presence.
Not a surveillance camera
Everything is opt-in, inside the family circle, and revocable. Connection you control — dignity first.
You are not alone in this. If you need someone to talk to right now, the Alzheimer’s Association runs a free 24/7 Helpline at 1-800-272-3900 — caregivers, day or night.
Alice is here for the everyday in-between — the calls, the memories, the routine, the reassurance.
Let us show you — gently, in 20 minutes.
We’ll walk you through it at your pace, for your family’s situation.
Book a 20-minute conversation