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A Sterlion Group household product

Tovage Nest

One screen they can trust. One portal you control.

For households navigating early-stage memory loss

A calmer day for them. More confidence for you.

Tovage Nest is a two-sided safeguard built for adults navigating early-stage memory loss and the family caregivers who walk that road with them. One oversized, always-on screen on the senior’s side. One quiet remote portal on the caregiver’s side. And a whitelist VoIP dialer sitting between them that drops scam calls before they can ring through.

For the caregiver

Steer the details that make home feel steady.
Manage the routine from your own phone without adding another complicated system to the household.
  • RoutinesKeep the day’s rhythm visible and predictable.
  • MedicationsSend reminders and see when a dose is confirmed.
  • Family photosPut familiar faces one tap away.
  • CallsKeep trusted people close and unknown callers out.

For the person using it

Big buttons. A familiar day. Nothing to figure out.

The senior-facing device keeps the daily schedule, family photos, and most important calls in one calm, high-contrast place.

Large buttons

one tap

Daily schedule

always visible

Family photos

close at hand

Start where you are

One household plan, two ways in.

Choose the path that sounds like you. Both set up the same Tovage Nest household plan and continue to the $9.99/month or $99/year plan, with a 30-day free trial and $20.88/year saved on annual billing.

You make the household run

I'm a Caregiver
Set routines, keep trusted contacts close, and make the next step easier from your own phone.

You'll use the screen each day

I'm the Person Using It
See the simple screen, keep your favorite people close, and make everyday routines feel more familiar.

The senior side

A screen that never asks where they are.

No scrolling, no nested menus, no small text. A locked, always-on visual anchor keeps the date, the time of day, and a photo-based daily plan in permanent view — so the person never has to hunt for context. Underneath it, three oversized, high-contrast buttons for what matters today: Call Sarah, See Today’s Schedule, Take Medication. Reorder the buttons from your phone and they shift on the senior’s screen the next time it wakes.

Today’s anchor — always visible

Wednesday · Aug 12Afternoon
  1. Morning
  2. Afternoon
  3. Evening
  4. Night

The ribbon cannot be dismissed. Whatever else changes on the screen, the person always knows what day it is and what part of the day they are in.

How it works

One surface, two completely different experiences.

The senior-facing screen and the caregiver-facing portal are designed for opposite cognitive loads — by design. The senior side is unchanging; the caregiver side is where the household steers.

Senior side

A handful of oversized buttons. Nothing else.
The screen the cognitively vulnerable adult sees every day. Higher contrast, larger touch targets, predictable layout.
  • 1
    Call SarahOne tap to a household-approved number.
  • 2
    See Today’s SchedulePhoto-based daily plan, no list scrolling.
  • 3
    Take MedicationConfirms taken; caregiver sees the timestamp.

Buttons can be reordered, renamed, or replaced from the caregiver phone. Changes appear on the senior’s screen the next time it wakes — never mid-task.

Caregiver side

The remote household portal.
Signed in on your own phone. Push reminders, update the calendar, adjust the layout — from anywhere.

Reorder the senior screen from the grocery aisle. Push a custom reminder for an appointment. Add a phone number to the household-whitelist — and remove one when it should stop ringing through. Every change is logged with a timestamp.

  • Manage the button layout
  • Approve / revoke whitelisted numbers
  • Push a one-off reminder
  • Update photo-based daily plan

Bundled into the same client

Strict whitelist VoIP. Unknown callers never ring through.

VoIP rings inside Tovage Nest are screened before the ringer ever fires. The senior’s phone is reachable only from household-approved family numbers. Unknown and likely-scam calls — including caller-ID spoofing patterns common to elder financial exploitation — are dropped before they can become a moment of confusion.

Pricing

Simple, household pricing.

Try it for a month on us. We'll only bill after day 30.

Tovage Nest — Household Plan
30-day free trial
One tied-down screen for the senior, one remote portal for the caregiver, and an in-app whitelist VoIP dialer — provisioned together, billed as a single household plan.
$9.99per household / month

You won't be charged for the first 30days. We'll send a reminder before the first bill.

  • Senior-facing screen, sized for memory-loss use
  • Caregiver portal — push buttons, photos, reminders
  • Whitelisted VoIP — scam calls dropped before the ringer fires
  • Cancel any time during the trial, no charge

Billed monthly after day 30. Cancel any time during the trial at no charge.

Why Tovage Nest

Other tools solve a piece. We consolidate the surface.

The integrated stack — single-button UX, persistent time anchors, caregiver remote layout, and in-app call whitelisting — is what separates Tovage Nest from the four most common alternatives.

  • GrandPadSimplified tabletA senior-focused tablet with a private family network and family-admin controls; Tovage Nest takes a different, integrated household approach.
    Consolidated into one trusted household surface.
  • CarefullFraud monitoringCatches suspicious transactions after the fact — does not block the call that caused them.
    Consolidated into one trusted household surface.
  • CareZone, MedisafeCaregiver-only toolsHelp the family coordinate; the senior side is not consolidated into a single trusted screen.
    Consolidated into one trusted household surface.
  • CPR V10000Hardware call blockerFilters calls at the landline — does not help with the rest of the senior’s daily surface.
    Consolidated into one trusted household surface.

Combined, that stack cuts off the most common path to elder financial exploitation before the call connects — and keeps the rest of the senior’s day predictable, even when the world outside isn’t.

Related comparisons

Start with the comparison that matches the question your family is asking, then move between both reviewed perspectives.

Common concerns

The questions households usually ask first.

No setup is right for every family. These are the conversations we keep having — and how a Tovage Nest deployment typically handles them.

Bring Tovage Nest home

One conversation. Usually about a parent.

Tovage Nest is provisioned per household. Start a 30-day trial to see whether we fit, or reach out if you’d rather talk it through with a human first.