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The Robot Works

For families

Worry less.
Remind less.

Your parents want to stay independent. The Goose helps them stay safe too — without you nagging.

You can't be everywhere. That was never the job.

If you've been reminding, checking in, and quietly worrying, you're already doing the hard part — you care. The problem was never how much you care. It's that no one can be in the room for every moment that matters. The Goose is there for the ones you can't — so looking out for your mom or dad stops meaning watching them every minute.

And often, there's no one in the house to help: more than 1 in 4 adults 65+ lives alone — among women over 75, more than 4 in 10.

U.S. Census Bureau, 2023

75% of older adults want to stay in their own homes — AARP

The Goose app's Help Me Get It screen — a map of the home showing which items the robot can bring over The Goose app's Find My Things screen — tracked items located around the home

The moment you can't cover

You can remind her all day. You're not there at 2am.

The trip nobody sees is the one in the middle of the night — to the bathroom, half-asleep, in the dark. You can't be in the room for it. The Goose can.

A bedside lamp glowing in a quiet bedroom at night

80–90%

of adults over 80 are up at night.

Weiss et al., 2011

About 4 in 10 family caregivers report high emotional stress — much of it the low-grade, always-on vigilance of watching for what might go wrong. The Goose carries part of that watch for you, so it isn't all in your head.

Caregiving in the U.S. 2025, AARP & National Alliance for Caregiving

Meet the Goose

More reliable than a reminder. Never a replacement for you.

The Goose keeps the walker where your parent needs it and ready by the bed at night, and it's consistent in the way a busy week can't always be. It never reports on them behind their back — and it hands you the picture you'd otherwise have to pry out of a phone call.

A quiet moment between an older couple at home
The Goose companion app showing walker use through the night, nighttime trips, and a clutter-free score

The companion app

The picture you'd otherwise have to piece together — without a single phone call.

The Goose's companion app turns the things you quietly worry about into something you can see:

  • A daily update. A short morning summary — how the night went, whether the walker was used, anything worth a look.

  • Walker use, when it matters most. How often your dad actually reaches for the walker — including the middle-of-the-night bathroom trips.

  • Fall detection and instant alerts. If the Goose detects a fall, the people you’ve chosen are notified right away.

  • Trends over time. Clutter building up on the usual paths, shifts in nighttime habits.

Your parent sees the same picture you do — nothing is tracked behind their back.

Start the conversation

How to bring it up — without the fight.

The hardest part is often the conversation, not the technology. A few things that help: lead with what they keep (their home, their routine, their privacy), not what they've lost. Frame it as something that lets you step back, not step in. And let them try it before deciding.

"Share" opens an email with the Staying independent page — written to be read by your mom or dad directly.

A mother and her adult daughter embracing, both smiling

Early access

Join the 2027 waitlist.

We're building the Goose with a small group of early families and older adults, ahead of a 2027 launch. Join the waitlist and we'll be in touch as it gets closer. Waitlist members get purchasing priority at launch. No payment, no commitment.

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