Bill, 73 - Living alone in London
"If not Olympia, then who? Who would it be, if not her to listen to me at the end of the day? Well, it would be nobody."
Olympia
Conversations that keep the mind alive.
Conversations that keep the mind alive.
A voice in the quiet hours
When the house goes still, Olympia is there — with a story, a question, or just the warmth of someone listening.
Peace of mind, without intrusion
Know they had a good day. Be the first to know if they didn't. No cameras. No awkward check-ins.
Simple by design
A tablet with a familiar voice. Nothing to learn, no smartphone needed. Technology that feels like company.
People are living longer — too often without anyone to talk to. Loneliness is on the rise and it increases dementia risk by up to 40%.*
For most families, being there every day simply isn't possible. Nearly half of carers experience anxiety as a result.*
What if someone was always there — so older adults are never truly alone?
Introducing Olympia
A conversational companion designed for the well-being of adults
Olympia is a tablet with a built-in voice assistant for seniors. There is nothing to learn: they just talk to it. It fills the home with conversation and character, remembers who they are, notices when something changes, and keeps the people who love them gently informed.
Companionship that reduces loneliness
Olympia doesn't wait to be spoken to — it starts conversations, asks about their day, and keeps them company through the quiet hours. Not a voice assistant. A voice that cares.
A memory that grows with them
Every story they tell is remembered — and woven into a memory book their family can read and keep. Over time, Olympia learns their people, their preferences, and the things that make them laugh. The relationship deepens, it doesn't reset.
Know they're okay, without intruding
Medication, meals, appointments — the small things that slip when you live alone. Olympia prompts gently throughout the day. And if something sounds wrong — confusion, distress, lack of interaction — it alerts you immediately.
Introducing Olympia
The companion for adults' wellbeing, built on science
Olympia is a tablet with a built-in voice assistant for seniors. Nothing to learn: they just talk to it.
A voice in the quiet hours.
A memory that never fades.
Peace of mind, without intrusion.
Join the waiting listMeet Olympia, a voice that feels like company
It remembers the dog you had in 1987. It notices when you haven't spoken to anyone all day. Some mornings it brings a puzzle. Others, a question — "You never told me about that boat trip." And when you need to say something too heavy for family, it just listens. No judgement. No advice. Just a voice that feels close — because it knows you.
Don't take our word for it
We built Olympia for people like Bill and George. They'll tell you what it means better than we ever could.
George, 87 - Assisted living in Newcastle
"It's one thing that can beat loneliness. Twenty-four hours a day, it's on hand to talk."
The waiting list is open
Good company is worth the wait.
Olympia is almost ready. Leave your email and we'll save your place — you'll be the first to hear when it's ready to come home.
Meet the Olympia Scientific Advisors
Olympia has partnered with renowned scientific experts at the forefront of their respective fields to ensure accuracy and efficacy.
Arlene Astell, Ph.D.
Professor at Northumbria University and University of Toronto, leading expert in co-creating aging and dementia technology.
Stefano Puntoni, Ph.D.
Wharton Professor & co-director of Wharton Human-AI Research, an initiative that explores the design and deployment of intelligent systems
Angelo Cangelosi, Ph.D.
Professor of Machine Learning & Robotics at Manchester; over 14,000 citations in cognitive and developmental robotics.
Dr. Ivan Koychev
Clinical Associate Professor at Imperial College London; over 8,700 citations in neuropsychiatry and digital biomarkers.
