For families living with cognitive decline

They ask. Cassi answers. As many times as it takes.

Compasse turns an iPad into a calm companion board for an older adult with cognitive decline. Cassi answers their questions in a warm, patient voice, keeps the day in plain view, and plays back short recordings from the people they love. You set it up from your phone and see that they are okay.

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I’m Cassi, I’m Here to Help
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You are safe at home.
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Sarah visits
Today at 2:00 PM
Tap to talk

This clock is live. The board really is this simple: the day, the time, what comes next, and one tap to talk.

The Compasse board on a patio table overlooking a lake, showing Thursday afternoon, dinner with Sue at 6, and cards with Sam at 4
A real board on a real Thursday afternoon. Dinner with Sue at 6, cards with Sam at 4.
Their side

What they see, and who they talk to

Steady ground

The day, the date, and what comes next. Always in view, never a button to find, nothing for them to learn. The board stays on and stays simple.

Voices they know

You record once“Good morning, Mom. It’s Sarah. I love you.”
The board, 8:00 AM“Good morning, Mom. It’s Sarah. I love you.”

What you record is exactly what they hear, played at the right moments. Cassi answers everything else in her own calm voice.

Patience that never runs out

The fourth time they ask what day it is, Cassi answers the same way she did the first time. Warm, unhurried, never annoyed. That patience is the whole point.

Your side

Your phone stays quiet. You stay informed.

A glance, not a vigil

✓  All quiet. Meds on track. Tablet online.
Check in on Mom
Call Mom

Open the Compasse app on your iPhone to see the board is running and messages were heard. No cameras, no listening in on their day. The caregiver app is iPhone only for now.

Interrupted only when it matters

!  Mom missed the 8 AM medication

Compasse interrupts you for four things only: a missed medication, an answer to a check-in you sent, a call request, and the tablet going offline. Everything else waits calmly on your dashboard.

Mom“Cassi, call Sarah.”
Cassi“Calling Sarah now.”

The tablet rings your phone on FaceTime. Company between your calls, not instead of them.

Getting started

Set up in minutes, from your own phone

1
Set up your phone

Add medications, the day’s plan, and record a few short messages in your voice.

2
One code on the iPad

They never need an email, a password, or any setup of their own.

3
Place it where they’ll see it

The board stays on. They just talk to it, and you stay in the loop.

Works on most iPads families already have, 2017 or newer, plugged in on a simple stand.

The real setup, in 46 seconds. Every tap, nothing skipped.

The Compasse board at dusk by a window, showing Wednesday evening with tomorrow's medication reminder queued
The same board at day’s end, with tomorrow already queued.
Our story
Compasse began at home. Our co-founder’s father uses the board every day, and every feature is tested in a real family before it reaches yours.
Aidan & Shelly, co-founders
Private by design

Only listens when spoken to

A conversation happens only when your loved one speaks to Cassi. Recordings are used only to make Compasse work, and the speech partners that power Cassi are named in our privacy policy, written in plain English.

Straight answers

How we earn your trust

Real claims only

Every claim on this page is true and checked. No paid reviews, no invented ratings, no stock families. The photos are real homes. When founding families share their stories, we will publish them with their permission and their names.

Clear about what Compasse is not

Not a medical device. Not emergency response. Not monitoring. It does not call 911 or detect falls. We say this plainly because you are trusting us with someone you love. The full answer is in the questions below.

Easy to leave

Questions

Before you decide

Does my loved one need to learn anything?

No. The board is always on and they just talk to it. There are no passwords or menus on their side. Setup on their iPad is a one-time code that you enter yourself.

What if they ask the same question many times?

That is what Cassi is for. The same patient answer, every time, without a sigh and without a “like I said.” Repeated questions are normal with cognitive decline, and answering them kindly is the job.

What about privacy? Is it always listening?

A conversation happens only when your loved one speaks to Cassi. Recordings are used only to make Compasse work, and the speech partners that power Cassi are named in our privacy policy, which is written in plain English and covers all of it.

Is this a medical device? Can it call 911?

No. Compasse is a comfort and communication tool, not a medical device, an emergency response system, or a monitoring service. It does not call 911, detect falls, or guarantee that medication gets taken. It gives your loved one a calm, familiar presence and gives you a clearer picture of the day. If your family needs emergency response or medical monitoring, please use a dedicated service alongside Compasse, and always keep your existing emergency plans in place.

Does it replace visits and calls?

No, and it never should. Compasse is company between your visits and calls, not a substitute for them. Many families use the board to feel closer: a good morning in your voice, a photo of the day, a call they can start by asking.

What do I need to run Compasse?

An iPad from 2017 or newer for your loved one, and an iPhone for you. The iPad sitting in a drawer somewhere is probably perfect. A simple stand helps, and it should stay plugged in.

Can more than one family member use it?

Right now each family has one caregiver phone connected. Support for siblings and other family members is on the way.

Prefer email? Write us at hello@compasse.care