Adapt
LivSoloAdapt™
Personalized technology and intelligent automation designed to adjust around the individual instead of forcing the individual to adjust around the technology.
Explore AdaptAssistive technology built around real life
Technology should adapt to you.
LivSolo™ brings voice, connected technology, and intelligent automation together to make everyday access simpler, more personal, and more independent.
Voice as a digital fingertip. Tap, swipe, select, navigate, and reach what you need through speech.
LivSolo™Connected
Voice interface active
VoiceNatural access
ConnectPeople + services
AdaptEnvironment + routines
Voice as a digital fingertip.Designed for practical independence.Ready to connect people and technology.
The LivSolo™ ecosystem
One platform. Three connected capabilities.
Each part of LivSolo™ addresses a different piece of the independence and connected-care experience.
Connect
LivSoloConnect™
A connected layer that helps people interact with services, support, and healthcare through a simpler two-way experience.
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LivSoloObserve™
A clear monitoring and information layer designed to surface useful data without making the technology itself the center of attention.
Explore ObserveWhy LivSolo™
Independence is really about access and choice.
LivSolo™ started from a simple idea: technology should reduce friction, not create more of it. The goal is to bring the tools people already use—and the services they need—into one approachable experience.
Voice-firstNatural interaction when traditional input is difficult.
ConnectedBuilt to bridge devices, information, and services.
Human-centeredDesigned around daily life instead of around a technology demo.
ExpandableA foundation that can grow as needs and integrations evolve.
Built from experience
Assistive technology is personal.
LivSolo™ was founded by Charlie Merritt, a Marine veteran, entrepreneur, assistive-technology professional, and advocate for greater independence through technology.
Meet the teamLivSolo™ Insights
The thinking behind the technology.
Voice access, connected health, smart-home independence, and why technology should adapt around the person.
Voice & Accessibility
Voice Is the New Fingertip: Why Voice Access Is Becoming a Primary Interface
For most people, a fingertip is the invisible interface to the digital world. Voice access should be able to do the same job: tap, swipe, select, navigate, and act without requiring the physical screen.
Read insightConnected Health
Your Health Records Are Digital. Why Are They Still So Hard to Use?
Digital health-record access has grown dramatically, but most people with multiple portals still do not have one place that brings the information together.
Read insightConnected Health
From Data to Understanding: Why Connected Care Needs Better Dashboards
Connected care is creating more data. The real design problem is deciding what deserves attention and presenting it in a way people can understand and act on.
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