Bridging moments of uncertainty with gentle digital companionship and dependable clinical continuity.
We support aged care nurses with richer data, and help people living with dementia through routine moments with a familiar voice.
Track & Monitor gives nurses the evening picture. The companion gives Dad a familiar face. Each one feeds the other.
Fills in the data usually lost during sundowning, so care teams keep a continuous picture of each resident.
Explore Track & MonitorA familiar, comforting face and voice for your loved one, with messages ready to ease anxiety the moment it rises.
Open Real-Time CompanionOne message from family becomes comfort for Dad and a data point for his nurses.
We want to hear how dementia is part of your life, whether you care for patients or for someone you love. After speaking to nurses, physios and families, and watching “The Father” on SBS, we're understanding a bit more than the tip of the iceberg.
Read on LinkedInThanks to everyone who gave us their time, particularly Rachel Guest and Stefan Knight, and those in the background we didn't get to meet. We've learnt a lot. If it's right, we'll be back.
Read on LinkedInWe help people living with dementia when they become confused and disoriented, particularly around sunset, to reduce fall risk and carer burden: tracking the data that slips past overwhelmed carers, and a real-time aid built on vetted nurse responses and family recordings.
Read on LinkedInPredictive insights, personal engagement histories and simple tools for the nurses and families who care.
Tracks when sundowning starts, how long it lasts and how intense it gets, with pattern recognition that learns over time.
Notes the conversations residents enjoy, and what to avoid, so every interaction stays peaceful.
Sorts triggers and keeps notes for visiting family and clinicians, hands-free.
Manage care right from your phone.
Send a message, play a recording, or ring the companion. Whatever you choose appears on the TV in Dad's room.
Pick the face Dad finds most familiar. It changes on his TV, and on the home page, straight away.
Tailor the face and tone to feel familiar and comforting for Dad.
Play greetings and memory reminders recorded on your phone, any time.
Every interaction is shared with the care team's monitoring view.
Open monitoringEight findings shape how AIDE works. Each one links to the study behind it.
45% of residents with moderate to severe dementia have significant agitation, and more staff doesn't reduce it 1. Over 90% of Sydney nursing home residents show behavioural disturbance 2. Staff lack time to find unmet needs 345, which matches our own validation.
1617, so AIDE measures the effect for each resident. Track & Monitor records what was tried and what changed.
See Track & MonitorSix quick questions. The AIDE team reads every enquiry and will get back to you personally.
