When a parent moves into a care home — or simply grows older, or lives a plane ride away — families feel the distance. The guilt of not visiting enough. The worry that they're sitting alone. The phone calls that get shorter because it's hard to hear, or they can't work the buttons.
We looked at what was out there and it made the problem worse — complicated tablets, logins and passwords, gadgets she'd have to charge and learn. Technology built for people who love technology, handed to someone who just wants to see her grandkids.
Simple on purpose
NanaVue is a photo frame that glows with your family's pictures all day, and rings big and full-screen when you want to see her. She taps once to answer. That's it. No accounts, no charging routine, no menus. If she can touch a screen, she can use it.
A small family business
We're not a faceless corporation with a call center. We're a small, family-run business, and we set up every single NanaVue personally — so the family never has to figure anything out. When you reach out, you're talking to the people who built it.
We built NanaVue for our own families first. Now we'd be honored to help with yours.
Family first
Everything we make is judged by one thing: does it bring families closer?
Effortless
If it isn't simple enough for Grandma, it isn't done.
Personal
Real people, real setup, real support — always.