No live chat, no bot, no ticket number. One address, read by the two people who built this. We answer within two working days, usually sooner.
On iPhone, on 20 November 2026, in English and French. Android follows in January 2027.
Nothing. You will receive one email on launch day, and one more only if you are among the first fifty families. No newsletter, ever.
Her space works best on her own phone or tablet, but it also works on yours in a separate, simplified mode. Both are included.
Any watch or wearable that shares sleep and movement data with the phone it is paired to, and the common smart lights, speakers, plugs and sensors already in most homes. Every connection has its own switch.
No. Oramemory informs, organises and explains. It does not diagnose, prescribe or replace your doctor, nurse or dietitian, and it says so in the app whenever a question needs a professional.
Yes. A carer, a nurse or a neighbour can be one of the six, with the role you give them and only the parts of the record you choose.
Settings, two buttons: export everything, delete everything. Both work any day, in one tap. Details on the privacy page.
Please. Write to hello@oramemory.app and tell us who you are. Pilot conversations begin in February 2027.
If someone is hurt, in danger, or you think they may have had a stroke or a fall, call your local emergency number now. In France, 15 or 112. In the United Kingdom, 999. Oramemory helps you through the ordinary hard hours; it cannot help you through those.
Write to us. And if you are here because you care for someone, join the first families while you are here.
Check your inbox to confirm. We will write once, on 20 November, and not before, unless it is to tell you that you are one of the first fifty.