
Daily Vital Checks
Instant blood pressure, heart rate, blood oxygen, and temperature measurements.
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Instant blood pressure, heart rate, blood oxygen, and temperature measurements.

Rhem analyzes every reading, every day, and flags changes invisible to a once-a-year exam.

Rhem's custom-trained wellness AI answers any health question instantly in plain language.

A warm voice and an expressive face that chats, jokes, and checks in daily.

Rhem announces medications and appointments out loud. If one's missed, you get notified.

Rhem's always-on radar detects falls, breathing trouble, and distress, and alerts the family instantly.
If they can talk, they can use Rhem.




| Rhem | Smartwatch | Alert pendant | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily vitals, no wearing or charging | Yes | No | No |
| Learns their normal, flags changes | Yes | Limited | No |
| Detects falls automatically (no button) | Yes | Limited | No |
| Company and conversation | Yes | No | No |
| Alerts the whole family | Yes | Limited | Limited |
| Private, on-device AI | Yes | No | No |
| No monthly fee | Yes | Limited | No |
*In early 2026 we placed Rhem prototypes in 8 households for 30 days.
Try Rhem at home for 30 days once it arrives. If it's not right for your family, send it back for a full refund.
Every Rhem is covered against defects for a full year.
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Rhem tracks vitals using its medical-grade built-in sensors. It can measure blood pressure, heart rate, blood oxygen (SpO₂), and respiratory rate — quietly, at home, every day.
Rhem learns what's normal for your parent over time. When a reading drifts from their usual pattern — blood pressure trending up, breathing changing at night — it flags the change in the family app so you can act on it early. Rhem supports wellness awareness; it doesn't diagnose conditions or replace their doctor.
Rhem has built-in air sensors that monitor indoor air for particulate matter, CO₂, formaldehyde, gas leaks, and other environmental risks. If levels become unsafe, it can trigger a safety alert so your family knows.
Rhem senses falls using a radar sensor instead of a camera lens. If it senses a fall or someone lying on the floor for an unusually long time, it can alert the family contacts you've set up.
If Rhem detects a fall or someone lying down for an unusually long time, it can start a safety alert. The app then notifies the emergency contacts you've chosen so the right people are told quickly. If it's a false alarm, the person at home or any contact can cancel it.
If Rhem's air sensors detect a gas leak or other unsafe air levels, it can trigger a safety alert to let your family know something is wrong.
When Rhem detects a possible emergency, it starts a safety-alert flow that calls and notifies the emergency contacts you've set up. Rhem does not call 911 or dispatch professional responders. It's a family safety-alert feature designed to reach your chosen people quickly, not a replacement for emergency services.
You can set a custom safety word that triggers a family alert. When it activates, the app calls and notifies the emergency contacts you've chosen so the right people know quickly. This is a family safety-alert feature, not a replacement for 911 or professional emergency services. If it's triggered by mistake, the person at home or any contact can cancel it.
She's exactly who Rhem is made for. Rhem's tutorial was designed alongside doctors to be as simple as possible and only requires the person to talk to Rhem for setup. After that, she just talks to Rhem — asking questions, hearing reminders read aloud, getting answers — with no app for her to manage.
Yes. You do the setup from the companion app on your own phone — connect Rhem to Wi-Fi, link the account, and create profiles — so your parent never has to handle the technical side. Our support team can help with setup, account linking, and updates, so you're not doing it alone.
Its core safety sensing uses radar, so it can detect falls and movement without filming the room. Camera features, like wellness image capture, only run when you choose to use them — there's no always-on lens. And because processing happens on the device itself, interactions stay fast and your family's health data stays closer to home.
Rhem runs an onboard AI assistant that powers natural voice conversation, answers questions, reads reminders aloud, and helps explain readings in plain language. It uses a dedicated AI chip inside the device, so many tasks run on the robot itself for faster, more private responses. Rhem is designed for companionship, reminders, and general health-support conversations — not medical diagnosis.
Rhem's expected launch price is $1,099. Kickstarter backers will get it for $799, and right now you can reserve the $599 early price — $500 below launch — with a fully refundable $1 deposit that counts toward your Rhem. No subscription is required to use Rhem. Optional in-app purchases are available for things like expression packs, advanced health AI models, telehealth access, and more.
Yes — fully refundable anytime before your Rhem ships, in one click. No questions asked, nothing owed.
No. Your $1 holds your spot and locks in the $599 early price, but you're never obligated to complete the purchase. If it's not right for your family, your deposit comes straight back.
Your price can't go up. Reserving locks in $599 — $500 below the expected $1,099 launch price — and holds it against any future increase.
We open orders on July 20 through Kickstarter, where early supporters get the best price, and your reservation gives you first notice. Rhem ships early November, with reservations fulfilled in order.