Prescription prompts
Schedule reminders around the prescription instructions provided by the treating clinician.
Medication and daily routines
A calmer daily rhythm for your parent.
A missed dose is rarely about forgetfulness. It can be one more thing to keep track of on a busy day.
Majestic Robotics gives Singapore seniors gentle, voice-first prompts for prescriptions and everyday routines, while keeping family caregivers in the loop.
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Support that respects independence
A day at a glance
Prompts in a familiar rhythm
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Morning
Breakfast and prescribed medication
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Midday
A hydration reminder and lunch
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Afternoon
A planned walk or appointment
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Evening
A familiar cue to wind down
Set timing around the routine your family already follows.
The daily assistant
Useful prompts, without another screen to manage.
Voice reminders can repeat at a chosen time. Your parent can respond or snooze when that option is set up.
Meals and hydration
Add gentle cues for mealtimes and drinking water to support a steadier day at home.
Movement and routine
Set a reminder for a planned stretch, walk or other activity agreed with your family.
Appointments
Give advance voice prompts for clinic visits and other scheduled appointments.
Choose supported languages and prompt settings during setup.
Caregiver connection
The right people get the right signals.
Authorised family members can receive selected adherence updates and alerts for missed routines. Set who sees each signal with your family during setup.
A quiet summary can help relatives, a helper and the care team coordinate around the same plan.
Authorised caregiver view
Selected updates only
Routine confirmed
A selected reminder was acknowledged.
Missed prompt flagged
An authorised person can follow up using the agreed family plan.
Designed around the person
Support for mild cognitive changes, with family still at the centre.
A familiar spoken cue can be easier to follow than a row of app alerts. Keep prompts brief, use consistent wording and revisit the schedule as needs change.
For seniors with mild cognitive impairment
Voice-first cues can reduce the effort of keeping each daily step in mind. Start with a few familiar reminders.
For families supporting early-stage dementia
Keep the routine steady and involve the person in decisions. Caregivers remain responsible for checking concerns and changes.
A prompt supports a routine. It does not assess memory or health.
A practical boundary
Reminders complement professional care.
This technology does not provide medical advice, confirm that a dose was taken, or replace a clinician, pharmacist or caregiver. Follow the prescription and care plan from your healthcare professional. See our Terms of Use.
Good to know
Medication and routine reminder questions
Bring your family's routine to a consultation. We can discuss what fits and where a caregiver should remain involved.
Reminder timing can be arranged around the schedule your family provides. Confirm every medication instruction with the prescribing clinician or pharmacist before setting prompts.
An authorised family member can review routine settings and request changes with the support team. If a prescription changes, follow the clinician's updated instructions first.
The prompts are voice-first, so a parent does not need to manage a phone app for each reminder. Begin with a small number of familiar cues and involve them in choosing the wording.
Selected adherence signals can be shared with authorised caregivers. Notifications are a cue to follow up; they do not confirm whether medication was taken.
Need to talk through a specific routine? Contact our team.
Plan the setup
Make the routine easier to follow.
Tell us what your family is trying to manage. We'll discuss prompt timing, caregiver roles and how the reminders fit alongside professional care.