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Bring signals from the wearable a senior already knows into one secure, permission-based experience.

Companionship, security & health
Wayvern is exploring Tully, a connected companion that turns everyday wearable signals into thoughtful support—for seniors, families, and communities.
Our purpose
The earliest signs of change often appear between appointments—in a slower walk, a disrupted routine, a missed meal, or a quieter week. Wayvern’s vision is to bring those signals together, so the right people can respond with context and care.
One connected view
Across compatible wearables and everyday patterns.
Human oversight
With independent nurses envisioned to review meaningful changes.
Bring signals from the wearable a senior already knows into one secure, permission-based experience.
Look for changes over time—not isolated numbers—and turn them into a clear weekly picture.
Share helpful updates and route urgent risk signals to the right support without unnecessary noise.
The big three
Wayvern is built around three equal commitments—companionship, security, and health. Health signals matter, but they are one part of a whole life.
A friendly, everyday presence—conversation, encouragement, and simple ways for families and communities to stay close. Connection matters as much as any vital sign.
Looking out in both worlds: smart alerts and fall detection on the physical side, with privacy-first design, scam protection, and secure handling of every signal on the digital side.
One part of a bigger picture: everyday signals and vital trends reviewed with independent nurses and shared—with the senior's consent—as clear weekly reports rather than a stream of numbers.
Within health, we’re exploring
These capabilities are in research and development and are not currently available. Wayvern is not a substitute for emergency services or professional medical care.
One connected circle
Support that respects choice, privacy, and dignity—while helping everyday life feel more connected.
A calmer way to stay informed, celebrate good days, and understand when something may be changing.
A partner in resident wellbeing—smarter alerts and a clearer view of change, without the community taking on the responsibility itself.
For seniors in independent living—and for those aging in place—the days between appointments and family visits often go unnoticed. Wayvern is designed for CCRCs and independent living communities, built to help improve outcomes and support residents in living independently, longer—with seniors always in control of what is shared, and with whom.
Everyday signals are reviewed with independent, certified registered nurse oversight—so communities gain insight into resident wellbeing without having to review it themselves.
Everyday signals, reviewed over time, can help a community and a resident understand together when it may be time for a higher level of care—and make that conversation easier.
Prospective residents today meet a stream of mailings, emails, and calls. With Wayvern, a senior becomes connected and integrated into the community long before deciding to move—building a real relationship, and a warmer path to membership for the community.

Meet Tully
Tully is the name we give Wayvern’s companion. By voice, Tully listens and responds—conversation, reminders, and everyday help through a simple voice-activated app, one that integrates with existing wearables like the Apple Watch or Oura ring. And in independent-living communities, Tully can also take form as a friendly robot that responds to non-urgent calls: helping find misplaced glasses, delivering a reminder, or simply stopping by for a visit.
The name carries a story. Tully is the traditional English name for Cicero, Rome’s great counselor—a trusted voice worth having nearby. And sailors once tattooed the swallow and the compass together, two marks that meant you would always find your way home. Tully wears both.
A voice-activated companion app for conversation, reminders, and everyday help—one that integrates with existing wearables like the Apple Watch or Oura ring.
In communities, a robot companion for non-urgent requests and friendly visits.
Tully is part of our planned experience and is not yet available; the robot concept is informed by established research platforms in mobile robotics.
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