Omaku — Memory & Family

Omaku keeps families genuinely close — across any distance, at any age, with or without memory decline.

For the parent living alone
Every morning, Omaku is there. A large clock. Today's date. A warm greeting. A simple question that invites them to share a moment of their day. Their medicines, their routines, their day — all gently held together so they can stay in their own home, in their own life.

For the family far away
There is a difference between knowing your parent is fine and your parent feeling that you are close. The Sunday call covers the first. Omaku is built for the second — the grey Tuesday afternoon, the quiet Thursday, the days between the calls.

What Omaku includes — Free, always:
• Today screen — large clock, date, gentle daily greeting
• Daily Moment — a warm question each morning
• Memories — photo, voice recording, and video memories
• To-Do list — tasks with photos so each one is unmistakable
• Reminders — scheduled alerts with a photo attached
• Medicine tracker — photo of the pill bottle, tap to mark each dose

Why Omaku exists
Loneliness among older people is one of the largest health crises of our time — larger, in many ways, than the diseases we talk about more openly. A parent can be medically fine and completely alone. Your call on Sunday matters more than you know.

Omaku is not built only for people with Alzheimer's. It is built for every older person who deserves to feel less alone — and every family that loves them from a distance.

No account required. No internet needed. All data stays on the device. Private by design.

Built in Scandinavia. Omaku — keeping our families together. Isn't that what grandmothers have always done?

Omaku is a personal memory aid and daily routine tracker. It is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice. Always follow your doctor's instructions regarding medication.