Resident ZERO.
Where home stays yours,
and worries fall to ZERO.
Resident ZERO is being built to make independent living feel simpler: quietly supporting the home, helping with everyday information and tasks, and bringing the right things forward when they matter.
Less technology to manage. More life to live.
ZERO is not meant to become the center of the home. It is meant to make the things already in a person’s life easier to reach, easier to understand, and easier to use.
That can mean household awareness, finding information, showing a photo, playing something familiar, or helping a resident get to the service they already use—without asking them to learn how the machinery works.
Ask naturally.
Find information, get help, and reach familiar services in ordinary language.
Use what is already there.
ZERO is being designed around devices and services residents already know.
Useful when needed.
Support that stays quiet instead of becoming another stream of alerts and menus.
Control stays at home.
Support without taking agency away from the person who lives there.
Photos can be some of the most meaningful things a person owns—and some of the hardest to enjoy once they are buried behind apps, accounts, menus and tiny controls. Resident ZERO is exploring ways to make cherished photos and family moments easier to enjoy on the screens already in the home.
Our goal is simple: help a resident ask for what they want in ordinary language, while keeping account permissions and personal content under their control.
The services people already love should become easier with age—not harder.
Your home should remain yours.
Resident ZERO is being designed around resident choice, clear permissions, and minimum necessary access. Connected services remain subject to the resident’s authorization and the policies of each provider.
We believe technology earns a place in the home by being useful, understandable, respectful—and easy to say no to.