The little things, handled.The family, close.
Nora is a helper you simply text. She notices what’s coming up, offers a hand at the right moment, and keeps the family in the loop, only as much as you want.
Setting it up for a parent? They stay in charge from the very first text.
- Today 8:12 AM
Margaret: New pills from Dr. Patel
Nora: That's Lisinopril, 10 mg. The label says one tablet, once a day.
Nora: Want a reminder every morning at 9?
Margaret: Yes, please
Nora: Done. I'll text you at 9 every morning.
Nora: Should I let Sarah know if you ever miss one?
Margaret: Yes, good idea
Nora: Okay. Sarah will only hear from me if a dose is missed.
What Nora set up
- Daily reminder9:00 AM every morning. Lisinopril 10 mg, one tablet.Done.
- Sarah, only if neededIf a dose is missed, Nora lets her daughter know.Done.
She helps with a little of everything.
Medicine, appointments, mail, family, a bit of fun, and staying safe. Pick one to see an example.
See how Nora works
9:00 AM
Nora: Good morning, Margaret. Time for your Lisinopril. Text me “took it” when you have.
Margaret: Took it
Nora: Thank you! By my count you have 5 tablets left. Want a reminder to call the pharmacy tomorrow?
Margaret: Yes please
What Nora did
- Daily reminder at 9:00 AM
- Kept count of tablets left
- Refill reminder for tomorrow
Much of life arrives on paper. Nora reads it.
Snap a photo of a pill bottle, a bill, or an appointment card. She turns it into a reminder or a plain answer.
How Nora learnsLisinopril 10 mg
Reminder at 9 AM daily
Water bill, $48.20
Reminder Nov 8, due Nov 12
Dr. Chen, Friday at 2
On the calendar, ride arranged
Connect your email, calendar and Medicare. She’ll see what’s coming.
Nora catches the bill due Friday or the appointment you forgot. Only if you say yes, and you can turn it off anytime.
Gmail
Google Calendar
New email
Riverside Dental
Your cleaning is Thursday at 10:30 AM.
Nora: Want this on your calendar, with a reminder the day before?
Margaret: Yes please
Thursday, 10:30 AM: dentist
Reminder set for Wednesday
Or just talk with her, like a friend.
A real back-and-forth, out loud. Ramble, change the subject, cut her off mid-sentence. She keeps up, and remembers what matters.
About talking with NoraNora is listening
Talk any time. Interrupt her any time.
Said out loud, shown as words too
Margaret: Morning, Nora. I didn't sleep well, I kept thinking about Sarah's visit.
Nora: That's a lot on your mind. Is it the visit itself, or getting the house ready?
Margaret: The house, mostly. And I want to make her that lemon cake, but I can't find…
Nora: The recipe card? You sent me a photo of it in May. Want me to read it to you?
She reaches you wherever you are.
Reminders and check-ins come the way you'll notice them. Pick one for everything, or a different way for each reminder.
- Available now
On the web
Open Nora on any computer or tablet. Today's reminders wait at the top, one tap to finish.
Today
- Morning pill8:00 AM
- Evening pill6:00 PM
- Available now
A text message
On any phone, nothing to install. Reply to tell her it's done.
Nora: Time for your evening pill, Margaret. Reply DONE when you’ve taken it.
Margaret: Done!
- Coming soon
A phone call
She rings, even on a landline, and says it out loud. Press 1 when it's done, 2 for later.
Incoming call
Nora
“Hi Margaret, it’s time for your evening pill.”
- Coming soon
The iPhone app
A gentle alert on the lock screen. Tap once to mark it done, or open the app to talk.
NoranowTime for your evening pill.
Family stays close. Mom decides what they see.
Family can text Nora too. Margaret chooses what’s shared, one topic at a time, and can change it whenever she likes.
How sharing works- Appointments
- Medications, after Margaret says yes
- Daily check-ins
- Good news
- Appointments
- Medications, after Margaret says yes
- Daily check-ins
- Good news
- Daily check-ins
- Good news
Shared automatically Nora asks Margaret first
What Margaret shares
Try it: change a setting and watch the circle.
A gentle hello each morning. A heads-up only if needed.
If Margaret doesn’t answer, Nora tries once more before she lets Sarah know.
About check-ins9:00 AM To Margaret
Nora: Good morning, Margaret! How are you feeling today?
No reply yet
10:00 AM To Margaret
Nora: Just checking in, Margaret. Reply with anything so I know you’re okay.
No reply yet
11:00 AM To Sarah
Nora: Hi Sarah, it’s Nora. I haven’t heard back from Margaret since this morning’s check-in. It may be nothing, but you might want to give her a call.
11:05 AM From Margaret
Margaret: Sorry! I was out in the garden.
Good news travels both ways.
With Margaret’s okay, Nora shares the good moments and brings the family’s replies back to her.
What family members seeMom went to her first painting class today! This is the lake she painted.
Lily: Grandma that is SO pretty!!
David: Frame it, Mom!
Nora: Lily says your painting is “SO pretty!!” and David thinks you should frame it.
Mom is in charge, not watched.
She can see everything Nora remembers, where it came from, and erase any of it.
Privacy questions, answeredWhat Nora remembers
Every memory shows where it came from.
Takes Lisinopril 10 mg, one tablet each morning
From a photo of her pill bottle, Oct 3
Loved painting watercolors when she was younger
From a conversation, Oct 7
Her heart doctor is Dr. Chen
From her calendar, Oct 2
Sarah usually drives on Fridays
From Sarah, Oct 9
Try it: correct or delete a memory.
Say hello to Nora.
She introduces herself by text. Everything after that is one small yes at a time.
Nora’s first text
Nora: Hi Margaret, I’m Nora! Sarah thought I could lend a hand. You can text me about anything, anytime.
Margaret: Well, hello Nora!
Nora: An easy way to start: send me a photo of anything on your fridge.