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Where it belongs

Built for four rooms, not for a demo.

Presence technology is easy to make impressive and hard to make useful. These are the situations the product is actually designed around — and the constraints each one imposes.

01

Legacy & remembrance

Record a parent or grandparent while they can still tell their own stories.

Families have always preserved voices — in letters, tapes, voicemails kept far too long. SoulHub turns that instinct into something you can answer back to. A vault recorded while someone is well becomes a way for grandchildren to hear a story in the voice it was first told in, in the words that person actually used.

  • Guided recording sessions that capture stories, not just audio
  • Consent statement recorded and stored with the vault
  • Exportable archive the family keeps regardless of the device
An older woman rendered as a warm, life-size presence inside a SoulHub light column
02

Companionship for older adults

A familiar face in the room for someone who lives alone.

Loneliness in later life is a measured health risk, not a soft one. SoulHub X1 is built for people who will never open an app: one dial, one button, a face that greets them by name and remembers what they said yesterday. It is designed to prompt contact with real people, not to substitute for it.

  • No smartphone, account or menu navigation required
  • Daily check-in prompts family members can configure
  • Large-type display and hearing-aid-aware audio tuning
An elderly woman smiling, rendered as a life-size presence inside a SoulHub light column
03

Distance and long separation

For families split across countries, deployments and time zones.

Video calls need both people awake at once. A SoulHub presence does not. A parent working overseas can leave stories, answers and bedtime readings in the vault, and a child can talk to them at the hour that suits a seven-year-old rather than an airline schedule.

  • Asynchronous presence across time zones
  • Story and reading capture for children
  • Handover to live video when both sides are available
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04

Pet memory keepsakes

The animal that was part of the household, kept in the household.

A pet vault holds footage, sound and behaviour rather than speech: the specific way a dog greeted the door, the noise a cat made at six in the morning. For many families this is the first loss a child experiences, and a keepsake that moves and sounds right is easier to sit with than a photograph.

  • Motion and sound capture from existing home footage
  • Ambient mode that runs quietly in a room
  • Same vault ownership and deletion guarantees
A golden retriever rendered as a moving presence inside a SoulHub light column
A note on what this is not. SoulHub is a memory-preservation and companionship product, not a clinical tool and not a substitute for people. It is designed to sit alongside the ordinary rituals of remembrance — photographs, recordings, letters — and to prompt contact with living relatives rather than replace it. Anyone working through acute grief should have real human support, and the system is built to say so.

Start with a recording.

The hardest part is not the hardware — it is doing the capture while there is still time.

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