What family sees
On your phone you type "Dinner is at 6. I'll call after."
Who it helps
One simple screen, for different kinds of days
MONFamily is messages, reminders, and video calls on a simple screen. Families use it in different situations. The screen stays the same. The list on it changes.
What each person sees
What the companion screen shows
On the companion screen that note appears in large type and can be read aloud, with Call family and Help.
Aging parents
Messages, photos, and calls a parent can answer by voice.
Living on their own
Today's visits and reminders stay in view.
Daily routines
A short list for a child, teen, or adult.
Large text and read-aloud
Very large type, high contrast, and messages spoken aloud.
A support circle
Family, friends, and support workers sharing one list.
Extra help for a while
The same screen during recovery from an illness, injury, or surgery. It is not a medical device.
Same screen, different list
One household might show a parent "Dinner is at 6." Another might show a teenager "Backpack, then bus." A third might show "Sam is visiting at 5." Family writes the words. The screen shows them in large type and can read them aloud.
How it works
1
Create a free household
Use Google or email. It takes about a minute, and there is no credit card.
2
Set up a companion device
A screen, tablet, or computer with a browser is enough. The person using it does not need a smartphone or a password.
3
Invite the people who help
Each person sends from their own phone. Reminders stay on the screen until they are done.
Questions families ask
Who is MONFamily for?
Anyone who wants messages, reminders, and calls on a simple screen, with family nearby. People use it with aging parents, while living on their own, for daily routines, for large text, and to share updates across a support circle.
Is it only for older adults?
No. The same screen works for a parent, a child or teen following a routine, or an adult who wants fewer steps. The reminders change. The screen does not.
Does the person using the screen need a smartphone?
No. Family, friends, and support workers use their phones. The person at home uses one screen and can answer by voice.
Is MONFamily therapy or a medical device?
No. It is a way to send messages, reminders, and calls. It does not treat any condition and it does not replace emergency services. In an emergency, call 911.
Try it with your family today
Free during pre-release. No credit card.
Create a free household