Pepper is a gentle home companion for your aging parent. It offers companionship, watches for falls, gives medication a soft nudge, and lets you video call in one tap — so you can finally exhale.
You call every day. You drive over on weekends. You lie awake wondering if Mom remembered her pills, if Dad's lonely, if either of them fell. You're one of 59 million Americans giving 49.5 billion hours of unpaid care every year — and your parents are part of the 9 in 10 who want to stay in their own home. HOMY Robotics wants to give you back some of that time, and your peace of mind.
A short look at Pepper at work in the home.
Five things Pepper does every day — the things that add up to a parent's whole day, and your peace of mind.
Pepper remembers your parent's stories, their grandkids' names, what they watched at 7. Real conversation — warm, patient, never canned.
Gentle memory prompts, daily conversation, news, music, and games — to keep the mind active without ever feeling like a test.
"It's a little after nine — your blue one when you're ready." A nudge, not a nag. You'll see what was taken and what was skipped, in your family app.
If something's wrong, Pepper notices in seconds and reaches you, then 911. Quiet vigilance — never streaming her life, never a camera in her bedroom.
One-tap video calls she doesn't have to fumble through. You can drop in to read with grandkids, say goodnight, or just see her smile — anytime, from anywhere.
You and your family decide what gets shared, with whom, and when. Pepper is built around the principle that your parent's home is theirs — not a livestream.
Pepper stands about four feet tall, glides quietly between rooms on three wheels, and sees through 2D and 3D cameras. The 10-inch touchscreen on her chest is for family photos, video calls, and the occasional crossword — never for confusing menus.
Pepper isn't a prototype. It's a mature humanoid platform from SoftBank Robotics — originally launched in 2014 and refined over the years across homes, hospitals, schools, and care facilities worldwide. HOMY Robotics brings that proven hardware together with care-focused software designed specifically for aging at home.
An illustration of how Pepper supports a parent through the day — and keeps family in the loop.
Pepper opens with a soft hello, asks how Mom slept, and helps her start the day. The family app shows a quiet "Mom's up" — nothing more, unless you want it.
Daily check-inA friendly reminder when it's time for the morning pills. The family app reflects what was taken and what was skipped.
MedicationPepper's sensors catch it and check in. If something seems off, you get a private heads-up. If it's an emergency, alerts go out immediately.
SafetyOne tap. You answer between meetings — see her smile, hear her laugh, hang up feeling lighter.
TelepresenceAn evening summary in the family app: sleep, activity, medication, social contact, and anything Pepper noticed. So you know — and can sleep.
For your peace of mindWe don't take being invited into your parent's life lightly. Every choice we make — from the chip we picked to the way Pepper says good morning — is checked against one question: would we want this for our own mother?
A button on the back of Pepper's neck halts all motion instantly. No menus, no apps.
Pepper's environmental lasers are independently certified as safe for direct human exposure under normal use.
Lasers, sonar, and infrared sensors work together to avoid bumping into people, pets, and furniture.
Maximum wheel speed of 1.2 mph (slower than a stroll). Built to share space with people, not move past them.
Founding families lock in our lowest-ever pricing, get direct access to the team building Pepper, and shape the product for everyone who comes after.
Two ways to bring Pepper home. One small step to hold your spot.
Your $200 holds one of 500 founding spots and is fully refundable, no questions asked, until your Pepper ships. We won't charge anything else without your written go-ahead.
Not ready to reserve yet? Join the free waitlist — we'll keep you in the loop and tell you when the next cohort opens.