Each profile stores hometown, career, family, hobbies, and preferences. Every conversation is grounded in who that person actually is. Fully editable from the Caregiver Companion App — biography, comfort topics, what to avoid, favorite music, daily routine.

A caregiver says the resident’s name and Luka switches instantly — biography, music, reminders, and photos. No logins, no buttons.

Each profile has its own independently configured medication reminders, appointment alerts, and daily routines.

Each resident’s preferred music, calming media, and nature scenes are stored separately and loaded automatically on profile switch.

Each resident’s agitation window, calming cues, and escalation preferences are configured independently — by voice or remotely from the Caregiver Companion App.

Record once — Luka plays back at the right moment, forever. Reminders, greetings, and comfort messages in a familiar, loved voice.

All phrase recordings and cloned voices are stored securely and update automatically across the device. Record once — played back forever at the right moments.

Knows each resident’s career, family, hometown, and hobbies. Residents can ask: “Where was I born? What did I do for work? Do I have grandchildren?”

Gentle conversation starters based on family and routine context — reduces repetitive or confusing exchanges.

Remembers what was discussed in the current session and continues naturally — no need to repeat context mid-conversation.

Caregiver-uploaded photos — birthdays, weddings, reunions — displayed with guided conversation support. Add photos straight from your phone with the Caregiver Companion App.

Supports multilingual families and caregivers. Useful when a resident is more comfortable in their preferred language.

Translation help for common caregiver phrases and everyday communication across language barriers.

Color Match · Shape Match · Memory Cards · Bubble Pop · Animal Sounds · Breathing Game · Number Sequence · Word Match

Spot the Difference · Memory Pair Matching · Guess the Missing Part · Shapes Memory · Colors Memory · Picture Quiz

Brain Exercise · Brain Training · Memory Training · Help My Memory · Help My Thinking · Mental Exercise

Yes · No · I need help, please · I am in pain · I need the bathroom · I am thirsty

Phrases are spoken in the same voice the household already hears from Luka — including a cloned family voice, where one has been set up.

The tiles are not fixed. Your care team can set them to the phrases that actually matter in your household.

Every phrase is prepared and stored on the device in advance, so Talk for Me keeps working when the Wi-Fi does not.

Menu, then Talk for Me. No app, no login, no setup screen, and one clearly marked way back.

Talk for Me switches nothing off. Conversation, reminders, music, games and everything else stay exactly as they were.

Overview of engagement patterns and activity participation sent to caregivers (where enabled). The Caregiver Companion App adds a no-response check-in call — Luka calls you if the day goes too quiet.

“Remember that my son David is visiting this weekend.” — Luka immediately applies this to conversation and reminders.

“Forget that David is visiting.” — Luka cleanly removes outdated information on command, preventing stale context from surfacing.

Voice memory is stored per-profile in multi-resident deployments. Each resident’s real-time updates remain isolated and private.

Ask for favorite music, artists, genres or videos by voice (needs internet). Say “Play jazz,” “Play Frank Sinatra,” or “Play relaxing music.” When a request is vague, Luka gently guides the resident with suggestions. Caregivers can also start a song remotely from the app.

Stop any audio or video at any time by saying “Stop playing,” “Stop music,” or “Stop sounds.” Full control by voice — no buttons needed.

“What is today’s date?” — Luka answers with the full date including month, day, and year. Reduces calendar confusion.

“What day is it?” — an immediate verbal response in a calm, conversational tone. A small but meaningful anchor for disoriented residents.

“What time is it?” — voice-activated clock accessible without looking at a screen. Supports medication timing and daily routines.

Current weather and tomorrow’s forecast for the resident’s area. Gives practical advice including what to wear. Helps residents feel connected to the outside world.

Reads today’s news headlines aloud. Keeps residents mentally engaged and gives them something to discuss with family and caregivers.

Translates phrases into Spanish, Russian, French, Japanese, and other languages on request. Useful for bilingual families and international caregivers.