The solutions

One face.
A whole ecosystem.

The person should never feel they are using several different programs. On the tablet, at home or out and about, they simply find Lina.

Each device works on its own.

You can take only the tablet, or only the watch. The Lina Connect box is set up from the tablet.

Together they go further : the watch and the tablet complement each other, for medication reminders for example.

Lina showing the tablet to an older person sitting at their kitchen table
Already well developed

The Lina tablet

A tablet that does not look like a tablet.

Large buttons, plain words and no app to hunt for.

  • Calls, video calls, messages and photos
  • Reminders, calendar and routines
  • Municipal information and transport
  • Games, memory and activities
  • Treatment tracking and health readings (see the detail)
Real home screen of the Lina tablet
The actual Lina interface, June 2026.
Already built

My health

Everyday treatment,
without paperwork or copying out.

Reminders, readings and documents are all in one place — and shared only with the people the person has authorised themselves.

  • Medication reminders, with confirmation that a dose was taken
  • Treatments entered from the official Swiss medicines database
  • Connected measuring devices: the result records itself, with nothing to copy out
  • Sharing with the doctor, the home-care service or a family member, once authorised
  • A history that can be consulted, and a log of who saw what
The treatment plan can only be changed by the professional responsible for it. Lina makes no diagnosis and does not interpret readings. She passes them to the professional following the person, according to the criteria that professional has set with them — and only if they have asked for it. She replaces neither medical follow-up nor a call to 144.
The «My health» screen of the Lina tablet: today's readings (blood pressure, pulse, blood sugar, oxygen), a «Measure my blood pressure with the device» button, and medication laid out across the four times of day
Real screen from the Lina tablet.
Already built

The family app

Being there,
even a hundred kilometres away.

Children, grandchildren and friends have their own app. It does not monitor: it connects.

  • Send messages and photos — they appear in large type on the tablet
  • See whether they were viewed, and when
  • Find today's «I'm fine»
  • Call and see the person, without them having to touch anything
  • Add an appointment, set up a routine, receive a request for help
  • Decide who sees what: each family member has their own permissions
This information says how the day is going, not how someone's health is. The app says so itself: information, not emergency. It replaces neither a call to 144 nor a visit.
Home screen of the family app: «Hello Leon», Herbert's card with his wellbeing, his messages, his reminders and his next appointment, then the Messages, Events, Albums, Tasks, His medication, Calls and Family sections
The family app, real screen.

Why video calls, from day one

On the phone, everyone is fine.
On video, you can see.

«I'm fine, don't worry.» That is the sentence you hear on the phone, and it rarely reassures. Paleness, tiredness in the eyes, an untidy home when it never is: those signs do not travel through a voice.

That is why the video call was the very first feature designed for Lina, before messages and photos. On the tablet there is nothing to pick up and nothing to accept: the picture appears, and the conversation begins.

It is not an examination. It is simply what someone close would notice if they were in the room.

Video call in progress from the family app: the name of the person called, the picture, the words «Ringing…» and the hang-up button
A video call, from the family app.
Heat alert in the Lina interface

Feature already built in

The heat alert becomes understandable advice.

«It is very hot: remember to drink and close the shutters this afternoon.»

The tablet shows the information in large type and can read it aloud. In time, Lina Connect will also make it possible to control certain compatible devices, according to the person's choices.

In development

Lina WatchCare

Lina stays present outside the home.

A watch designed for older people and people with reduced mobility, without feeling like a device that singles them out.

  • Lina button, to speak simply
  • Direct call to a family member, with a single press
  • Location shared with family, with the person's agreement
  • Video call from the wrist
  • Charger that is easy to set down on
Lina WatchCare is neither a telecare device nor a medical device: it replaces neither an alarm system nor a call to 144. The final product remains subject to technical, regulatory and human validation.
Lina wearing the Lina WatchCare watch on her wrist, in a living room
Prototype

Lina Connect

The connected home,
without making it complicated.

A hub to connect compatible devices and bring useful alerts together.

  • Lighting and night light by voice command
  • Compatible blinds, sockets and locks
  • Fire, water, CO₂ and temperature alerts
  • Detection of a fall or a long absence from the bed
  • Customisable routines and notifications
Alerts go to the designated family members: Lina Connect is not linked to a monitoring centre and guarantees no intervention. Each feature will depend on compatible devices, on consent and on safety validation.
Infographic of the Lina Connect project and its features

The Centre Lina

When technology is no longer enough,
a person takes over.

The Centre Lina is the human link in the Présence+ ecosystem.

Depending on the chosen plan and the nature of the situation, a trained person will be able to listen, reassure, guide or contact the appropriate service.

Procedures, opening hours and service levels will be published clearly before opening to the public.

Let us build what comes next

Finding the right combination.

Tablet, watch, connected home or human support: every situation deserves a response on the right scale.

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