Sophie keeps older people company, checks they're okay, answers questions from their own diary, and gently reminds them through the day — while care staff manage everything from one simple console.
What she does
Sophie isn't a gadget to figure out — she talks, listens, and helps, in plain warm language. Everything she knows comes from the resident's own profile, so she never makes things up.
A warm voice to talk to any time — say "Sophie" or tap her face. She listens, remembers what she's told, and asks gentle questions.
Quietly checks residents are okay, and can raise an alert to staff if someone asks for help.
"What's on today?" — she answers from a diary staff keep up to date, and reminds residents about the things that matter.
Add residents, set their details and diary, read the day's conversations — all from one browser, no app to install.
No camera. Speech is only ever sent when a resident chooses to talk, and their information stays on our own systems.
Runs on a friendly screen-with-a-face that sits on a table — recycled, low-cost, and easy to place in a room.
How it works
A small companion sits on a table in the resident's room and powers straight on.
Staff pair it in the console and add the resident's name, diary and preferences.
The resident says "Sophie" or taps her face — she greets them by name and helps.
Staff see how the day went and update the diary, all from the console.
Get in touch
Interested in Sophie for your care home? Tell us a little about your setting and we'll be in touch to arrange a trial. No obligation.
Or email simon@burf.co directly.