The product

One companion. Three quiet promises.

Ora supports the elderly person, the caregiver, and the family's future — all from a single, simple presence in the home.

For the elderly

A companion that's simply there.

No phone to learn, no app to open, no tech literacy required — because failing eyesight, arthritis and unfamiliar screens shut most technology out long before it can help. Ora reaches out first, and meets them in their own language.

Always-on voice companion — ready to talk, day or night.
No phone, no app, no setup expected of the elderly user.
Nothing to wear, nothing to charge — Ora lives in the home, like a piece of furniture that listens.
Speaks English and Mandarin — with Hokkien and Malay in development.
Understands Singlish and local accents — tuned for Singapore, and for the way elderly people actually speak.
Proactive, not passive — Ora begins conversations and remembers what matters to them.
Genuinely useful — reminders, weather, and practical help built in.

"Aunty May, have you taken your medicine after lunch?"

For caregivers

Knowing someone — not watching them.

Every day, Ora turns conversations into a gentle picture of how someone is really doing: what they talked about, what lifted their mood, and what might be worth a kind word. A signal, never a surveillance feed.

Four everyday signals — sleep, appetite, physical and social wellbeing, read from how they talk, not from sensors on their body.
Warm, grounded suggestions — a new interest worth asking about, a quiet stretch worth a call, an ache that keeps coming up — each tied to something they actually said.
What they've been talking about — the topics and themes of their week, so you know them as a person.
Mood & conversation trends — wellbeing and how much they're talking, across the week.
Timely alerts when it matters — a tiered system that flags genuine distress or safety concerns the moment they surface.
Honest by design — observations, never a diagnosis; and when there's no conversation, Ora says so, instead of inventing an "all's well."

App tabs: Home · Trends · Alerts — in English, 中文 and Hokkien. See the three-tier alert protocol on Privacy & Safety.

How it works

Connection, in one simple loop.

No phone to learn. No app for them to open. Ora simply lives in the room and listens when spoken to.

They speak to Ora

A natural, unhurried conversation — in their own language, on their own time.

Ora listens & responds

It remembers what matters, offers help, and keeps them company.

Insights reach the caregiver

A gentle daily wellbeing signal — moods, patterns, changes — in a simple app.

The caregiver stays close

With a clear picture of how someone really is, they can call, visit, or check in — right when it matters.

Ora Book

The story that would have been lost.

Through natural, unhurried conversation, Ora draws out a lifetime of memories — the stories, wisdom and moments that usually disappear when someone passes — and weaves them into a living biography, told in their own voice. The artifact no family has today, and almost every family will wish they had.

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Drawn out gently

No interviews, no forms. Stories surface naturally, in the flow of everyday conversation.

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Woven into a biography

Fragments become a living narrative — in their own words, their own voice.

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Kept for the family

Preserved permanently. The feature no other eldercare product has built.