Built so you can see what it kept, and where it came from.
We are building Sennit as data and AI infrastructure for the daily record of long-term care. Every entry carries its date and who it came from. Over time, that record lets Sennit help sooner and in a way that fits the person, while a clinician can read it quickly and the family stays in control.
Five commitments
One record, labelled by source
Michel’s own words, Sophie’s notes, medicines and checks sit in one record, and each says who it came from. A family member’s note stays the family’s.
TodayEntries read “Noticed by you” in the family view.Nothing is kept until the person says so
Sen shows what it understood, in the person’s own words, and keeps it only when they choose Keep.
TodayThis is how Talk to Sen works.Answers come from the record
Sen answers from what was recorded, with dates, and says what it can’t tell. A medical question is “one for your neurologist or care team.”
TodayAsk answers carry dates and a “what this can’t tell” line.Sharing is a choice
A family member sees the record only after the person links them. Preparing a summary sends nothing anywhere.
AI helps to read, organise and prepare. It never decides.
We are building Sen on several AI systems working together, and Sennit to act ahead of need, quietly and with the person’s permission: preparing a visit, or saying what to expect. They don’t diagnose, rate or prescribe.
Where the data lives
What you keep is saved on the phone first, then synced to an online record. In the first rounds of testing, people use example data, not their own information. Some things stay on the phone only: personal notes, documents and the history of medicine changes.
What we are building next, with care
Voice, documents and a structured export for clinicians, each after a privacy review, and later community spaces for patients and for caregivers. For Alzheimer’s, carer-led capture with no location tracking and no cognitive scores.
What we don’t claim yet
We make no compliance claims. When a privacy notice and a regulatory review exist, they will be linked here.