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by emptysongglass
1572 days ago
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This sounds like the best solution! How's the performance and battery life? I like that all communication is whitelisted and goes over a single app. Is support able to remote in? Am I? I think that would be important. Can you go a little into the features you used the most? Did you use the Claris app through another tablet on your end? How's the web browsing experience? I really like how you can pick and choose the apps they can access and can "ungate" them as they get more comfy. |
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I don’t think they can fully remote in, but they can push updates to the tablet I think.
I think the extent to which you can access it remotely is limited to the options in their website/app for family members. You can add administrators with varying access levels, contacts with/without admin privileges , and add and remove links/available apps etc.
If she has pills to take, you can also set up various reminders, questionnaires on how she’s feeling today etc.
The features we used the most were the text messaging and video calling ones - he didn’t really do much browsing. I did try adding links for him, some YouTube videos etc., and it worked fine. The text messaging can be set up so that it sends to your email and/or phone.
Maybe not something you want to even think about, but one thing I really appreciated was having access to all of the messages etc. after he passed. We exchanged many messages, and their support team was able to give me a download link to all of them before ending services.
Hope you find the right solution for your grandmother :) I fully recommend Claris!