Remy: AI Care Assistant
Family Care & Safety Alerts
About
This app helps families and caregivers stay connected to elderly loved ones living alone. It uses compatible cameras to create a daily activity timeline, monitor for potential falls or unusual inactivity, and provide alerts for important events. Users can ask questions about daily happenings and control camera connections and caregiver access.
What's New in Remy
1.1
October 21, 2026
Important alerts now have critical emphasis.
Developer apps
FAQ
What is Remy?
Remy is an AI-powered care assistant designed to help families and caregivers stay connected to elderly loved ones living independently. It utilizes compatible cameras to provide insights into daily activities and potential safety concerns.
Is Remy a medical device?
No, Remy is an informational tool and not a medical device, healthcare provider, or emergency-response system. Alerts and summaries may be inaccurate or delayed, and users should never rely on Remy for medical or emergency decisions.
How does Remy ensure privacy?
Remy is designed for consent-based use, requiring users to inform and obtain consent from individuals being recorded. Users can disconnect cameras and delete their account and data from within the app.
What kind of events does Remy monitor?
Remy monitors for potential falls, unusual inactivity, nighttime movement, and trip hazards. Users can choose which events trigger notifications, are quietly monitored, or are ignored.
Can I control who sees the camera feed?
Yes, you can control which cameras are connected and which caregivers have access to the information within the app.
What devices does Remy support?
Remy is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
How often is Remy updated?
The latest version of Remy was released on October 1, 2026, indicating recent development activity. Specific update frequency is not detailed but suggests ongoing support.
Does Remy have ads?
No, Remy does not contain advertisements.