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About me

A person, a bike, and quieter support at home

Ambient Assistenz is a small, practical way to get extra help with daily life — set up in person, then left to work in the background.

Cartoon of the technician on a Triumph Tiger 900, top box full of smart-home kit

That’s me

I’m a technician who still does house calls. The motorcycle is how I get around — my trusty Triumph Tiger, with tool-kit and equipment on the back, I can be nimble, fast, and park anywhere.

Smart Home gadgets don’t need a lot of power tools or intrusive work on your home — usually just plugging in and connecting to your WLAN. Maybe some things can be mounted on a wall — I can handle that easily.

Ambient Assisted Living, or Ambient Assistenz, is the name for the idea: technology that supports focus, routines, and independent living without taking over the house or shouting for attention.

It’s ambient because it’s working in the background without you noticing or having to do anything.

I built this company because I’m passionate about how these tools can improve people’s lives, and provide a little extra help to those who need it the most.

From my own experience with ADHD, elderly parents who live far away, and my own family — I know from first hand experience how much these gadgets can help — and I also know they can be a bit of a pain to set up. Once they are up and running they tend to run smoothly!

So if you aren’t a technical wizard, but want to take advantage of all the tools that exist for people like you, then please give me a call!

What I believe

  • Help should feel neighbourly

    A visit, a conversation, a small setup. Not a 40-page onboarding flow.

  • You keep the keys

    If you don’t want a sensor, a reminder, or a connection to the internet, we don’t add it.

  • Quiet is a feature

    The best day with this system is one where you barely notice it.

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