An older woman holding a cup of coffee at her window, looking out at the garden

Unusual last night Up four times between 1:00 and 4:30 AM, more than her usual.

Turn Mom’s Ring camera into an early-warning system.

Remy watches for safety risks, meaningful changes, and the moments that actually need your attention — so you don’t have to watch the camera all day.

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Your camera sees motion. Remy looks for what matters

Ring can tell you every time someone walks through the room. That doesn’t mean you’ll know when something is actually wrong.

2:41 Thursday, August 7

CameraPerson detected2:38 PM
CameraMotion detected2:39 PM
CameraPerson detected2:40 PM
CameraMotion detected2:41 PM
CameraPerson detected2:41 PM

Five alerts. Nothing you can act on.

Catch the things that come before the emergency.

Safety

Possible trip hazard Something is blocking Mom’s usual path.

Something is in the way

A home kitchen with the stove and counter in view

Safety

Kitchen safety The stove may have been left on after Mom left the kitchen.

The stove may still be on

An older person getting up from a sofa at home

Movement

A change worth noticing Mom has relied on furniture for support several times today.

Getting around looks harder

A quiet, warm room in the morning with no one in it

Routine

Morning looks different No usual morning activity yet.

The usual morning hasn’t happened

Night

Unusual nighttime activity Fourth time up since 1:00 AM.

Tonight looks different

A living room, the room a fall alert would come from

Urgent

Possible fall detected Review what happened.

A possible fall

Know what actually needs your attention.

Remy looks at the context around an event, so ordinary activity can stay ordinary while something unusual reaches you.

Mom opening her front door in the afternoon

2:13 PM Front door

Mom at the same front door in the middle of the night

2:13 AM Front door

Unexpected front-door activity Front door opened at 2:13 AM.

Mom walking through the hallway late in the evening

11:02 PM Hallway

Mom walking the same hallway again in the small hours

4:18 AM Hallway

Unusual nighttime activity Fifth time up since 1:00 AM.

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What Remy sees

An older woman pouring from a kettle in her own kitchen in the morning

8:04 AMUp and about in the kitchen

An older woman holding a mug beside a bright window in the morning

MorningCoffee by the window

An Ask Remy conversation card answering whether Mom ate lunch, with the blurred kitchen clip attached

Ask Remy“Did Mom eat lunch?”

Light falling through an open doorway onto a hallway floor

Late morningMail brought in

An older couple walking home along a tree-lined path

11:00 AMBack from a walk

The front porch of a house on a bright afternoon, where a visitor would arrive

3:10 PMA visitor arrived

A cosy living room with a cushioned sofa and plants beside a sunlit window

7:48 PMSettled for the evening

A woman in her kitchen checking in on her phone with a coffee in hand

Ask Remy“Was Dad up in the night?”

A dim hallway at night with soft warm light falling across the wall

2:15 AMBrief hallway trip, back to bed by 2:19

The wooden front door of a house with a lantern beside it

3:05 AMFront door opened, you were alerted

An Ask Remy card answering whether the stove is off, with the kitchen clip attached

Ask Remy“Is the stove off?”

An older man preparing food at his kitchen counter beside the stove

12:52 PMOff, the burner went out at 12:40

An armchair under a warm wall lamp in the room where Remy flagged a moment worth a look

2:41 PMPossible fall, up and moving again

An older woman in a red dress watering a potted plant at home

AfternoonUsual routine at home

The whole day, without watching the whole day.

Remy turns hours of ordinary footage into the few moments and changes worth knowing about.

An ordinary camera view of the living room with Mom present

What the camera sees

The same view with Remy's events layered over it

7:38 AM Up for the day 8:10 AM Breakfast activity 9:57 AM Caregiver arrived 11:08 AM Left home 11:42 AM Returned home 12:06 PM Caregiver left 8:42 PM Evening activity

What Remy understands

What you get

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Know how care is going when you’re not there.

See when caregivers arrive and leave, understand what happened during a visit, and know when something doesn’t go as expected.

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10:01 AM Caregiver arrived 11:08 AM Left home together 11:42 AM Returned home 12:04 PM Caregiver left

Living room

What happened during the caregiver visit? They left home together for about 30 minutes and returned at 11:42 AM.

Some warning signs happen slowly.

Remy notices when familiar routines and activity patterns start to change — even when no single moment looks alarming.

Remy trend chart: morning activity has started about 1 hr 20 min later than usual on 5 of the past 7 days

Mornings are starting later

A shift in the usual routine

Remy trend chart: nighttime activity has increased, Mom was up 4+ times on three nights this week

More activity overnight

Several nights look different

Remy trend chart: activity is lower than usual, less time moving around the house on 6 of the past 7 days

Less movement during the day

A gradual change across the week

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What happened? Remy can show you.

Remy answering: What happened last night?

Remy answering: Was the caregiver there this morning?

Remy answering: Has she been up and about today?

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Use the camera that’s already there.

Connect Mom’s Ring camera, tell Remy what matters, and let it watch the quiet details in the background.

A lived-in living room of the kind a single indoor camera covers

1 The camera already in the home Connect Mom’s Ring camera to Remy.

2 Remy watches for what matters Remy looks for safety concerns, routines, unusual activity, and meaningful changes.

3 You hear about the moments worth knowing Important alerts and context show up in Remy.

Morning looks normal Usual activity started around 7:40 AM.

1 · The camera already in the home Connect Mom’s Ring camera to Remy. 2 · Remy watches for what matters Remy looks for safety concerns, routines, unusual activity, and meaningful changes. 3 · You hear about the moments worth knowing Important alerts and context show up in Remy.

Connect the camera

Add Remy to Mom’s Ring camera.

Tell Remy what matters

Choose the kinds of activity and changes you want Remy to pay attention to.

Let Remy watch in the background

Remy keeps track of the ordinary moments and brings you in when something matters.

You choose which cameras Remy can access and who can see them. Face blurring is available. Learn about privacy →

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Built by two grandkids.

We’re Jacob and Emily, the co-founders of Remy, and grandkids first. We started building Remy after watching our own grandparents insist they were fine while our families quietly worried from hours away. We wanted a way to truly know they were okay each day, one that feels like care, not surveillance. That’s what we’re building for your family too.

Jacob Trebil

Co-founder & CEO

Jacob leads product and works directly with the families who use Remy every day.

Emily Dale

Co-founder & CTO

Emily leads engineering, from the daily timeline to the face blurring that keeps Remy private.

You can’t be there all the time. You can still know when you need to be.

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