The pendant
One big button, a voice, and its own SIM. No smartphone needed, ever, and nothing to learn between one day and the next.
MeYou Care
For those who need help the most.
One press, and someone answers. For people living with dementia and the families carrying it with them. No phone, no screen: press the button and talk. MeYou answers, and keeps every word, like every other MeYou.
What it is
A pendant, a page, and a record.
The family page
The family sets everything up from a simple web page: reminders, contacts, what matters medically. The patient never touches a setting.
The doctor sees the trend
Daily talk becomes a long record. With consent, a doctor can see what changed over months instead of guessing from ten minutes.
One big button
Nothing to learn.
Its own SIM
No phone nearby.
GPS
Guides back home.
Motion sensing
Notices a fall, alerts family.
Dock charging
Put it down. That is all.
A day with it
The family sets it up. The patient just talks.
Mom78, lives alone
Pills, 9:00 and 20:00reminded
Doctor, Thursday 11:00set
Memory exercisedone
Locationhome
Alerts go todaughter, son
Mom presses and talks.
"Did I take my pills?"
"How do I get home?"
"Tell me about my daughter."
MeYou answers from the record. The family sees it did.
Weekly, by voice
The tests a clinic runs, at home.
Nobody notices they are being tested. Each one is a conversation, and it takes a minute.
Word recall
"I will say ten words. Say them back to me." Then again ten minutes later, in the middle of something else.
TICS · MEMORY
Animal fluency
"Name as many animals as you can in a minute." It plays like a game, and it is one.
T-MOCA · LANGUAGE
Serial sevens
"Count back from a hundred by sevens." Under a minute, by voice, no paper anywhere.
TICS · ATTENTION
Reaction time
"Press when the ring lights up." The one test the pendant does with its own button and its own light.
BUTTON + LED · VARIABILITY
Same person, same tests, month after month. Scores go to the family page and, with consent, to the doctor. Screening tests, not a diagnosis.
Over months
Everyday talk, seen over time.
The doctor sees months, not ten minutes.
Same story told as new, per week
Every repeated story is in the record with its date. Counting them is arithmetic, not an opinion.
The memory map, month 1 and month 6
A shrinking world shows up as fewer subjects in the map, long before anyone says it out loud.
Contradictions
Today's words checked against last month's, counted rather than remembered.
Routine
Pills taken, walks done, days that look like other days, and the day that does not.
Not a diagnosis
Trends for a doctor, with consent. It shows what changed, and when. The conclusion stays with a person.
Charts are illustrative, not patient data.
The pendant
Simple on the outside. Everything else inside.
A wearable built for one hand and one habit: press to talk, put it down to charge.
One mechanical button
Large, physical, unmistakable. The whole interface.
A ring of light
Breathing light around the button: listening, answering, charging.
Two microphones
Noise-cancelling, so a room with a television in it still works.
Its own connection
eSIM over LTE-M, straight to MeYou. No phone in the house has to be on.
Location
GPS, for finding the way back home and for sharing where they are with the family.
Movement
A six-axis sensor, for movement over the day and for fall alerts.
Made to be worn
Matte, hypoallergenic silicone, sealed to IP68, on a lanyard with a breakaway clip.
Battery, not routine
Sized for LTE-M, charged by being put down on the dock. That is the whole routine.
Why a pendant
Not an app for a patient. A door into a care system.
The same six questions, answered two ways. The difference is who carries the complexity.
A phone with an app on it
The MeYou Care pendant
Interaction
A screen, an app, menus, touch
One button and a voice
Connection
Whatever the phone has
Its own, always
Effort
Unlock, find, open, tap, read
Press
Location and movement
Only while the phone is on
Its own sensors, always
Charging
A cable, the right way round
Put it down on the dock
Built for
Everyone, so nobody in particular
One person, and their family
Trust
Designed in, not added later.
This is for people who cannot always speak for themselves, about health and about where they are. That changes what has to be settled first.
A boundary per person
Each person's conversations, profile and events live inside their own database, with deleting and exporting as plain operations rather than requests.
Who may see what
The person, the family, a clinician and the system are separate levels of access, and reaching sensitive records is recorded.
Consent people can follow
Said in language a family can act on, and matched to what the person is legally able to agree to where they live.
What it does in a crisis
An alert to the people on the list is not the same as an emergency service answering. The page and the product say which is which.
What the AI is not
An answer or a trend is not a medical fact. Nothing generated is presented as one.
A record of itself
Configuration, events and decisions leave a trail that can be read back later.
MeYou Care carries conversation, memory, reminders and alerts. Diagnosis and treatment stay with the people qualified to make them.
Waitlist
Get in before the doors open.
MeYou is live with early users. Leave your address and you hear from us first, when it opens where you are.
One address, one message. It is not sold, and it is not the start of a mailing list.