For care homes, nursing homes and senior living communities

Every resident carries a story. Help it become a legacy.

4Them.Life turns spoken conversations into life magazines, books, timelines and family trees. A one-to-one activity that celebrates each resident and brings families closer.

No app to install. The resident speaks, the companion listens, and staff remain in control.

An activity that leaves something lasting

Far more than a moment of conversation.

Each story becomes something tangible that the resident, relatives and staff can revisit and enrich.

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Celebrate every resident

The person is not simply receiving care: they become the author of their story, in their own words and at their own pace.

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Bring families closer

Relatives discover memories, suggest questions and add photographs without entering the resident's private space.

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Support staff

A transmission plan provides a clear thread. The resulting materials can enrich relationships and activities without manual transcription.

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Create lasting keepsakes

The magazine, life book, timeline and family tree grow gradually and can be viewed or printed.

In your organisation

A simple journey, one resident at a time.

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Staff introduce the idea

The resident freely chooses whether to take part. Their consent starts the journey; nobody tells or shares their story for them.

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The resident speaks out loud

On a tablet, phone or computer, the companion asks one question at a time and respects pauses and subjects they prefer to avoid.

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Memories take shape

A transmission plan guides the conversations. People, dates and photographs gradually become part of the story.

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The family discovers and contributes

With the resident's permission, relatives can view the latest magazine, suggest questions and add photographs through a private link.

For every resident

Living memory, not another form.

The same conversations feed four complementary creations, with no re-entry by staff.

The magazine

A new issue at the chosen pace, readable online and printable, composed from memories and photographs.

The life book

The long-form story, arranged in chapters once the transmission plan has progressed far enough.

The life timeline

Key events and eras mentioned in conversation become clear visual landmarks.

The family tree

Relatives mentioned in the story appear with their relationships, key facts and associated memories.

Designed for person-centred support

Technology steps back. Listening comes first.

4Them.Life complements the human work of your organisation. It replaces neither activity teams, care staff nor family conversations.

Respect and consent

Residents decide what they tell, archive and share. They can pause or stop at any time.

French, English and Arabic

The companion speaks the selected language, including Arabic dialects, so the conversation remains natural.

Family privacy

Memories remain private. Nothing is made public and no data is sold.

Supported introduction

Together we define the trial, participating residents and the staff's role rather than imposing a one-size-fits-all programme.

Questions from care providers

Do residents need special equipment?

No. 4Them.Life works in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer. There is no app to install.

Do staff need to transcribe conversations?

No. Conversations are organised automatically. Staff support the introduction and retain a human role without becoming the story's secretary.

Can a resident refuse a subject?

Yes, always. They decide what they tell, can change subject, pause, archive a passage or stop.

Can families take part?

Yes, with the resident's permission. Relatives can suggest questions and photographs, and view the latest shared magazine.

How much does it cost?

The professional offer is shaped with each organisation according to resident numbers and support needs. Contact us to scope a trial and receive a tailored proposal.

Tell us about your organisation

Arrange a presentation

Tell us about your setting and residents. We will reply personally to explore a suitable trial.