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“Good morning,
Margaret.”

It's 3 AM. She wakes up confused, in the dark. Then she reaches for her glasses, and a calm voice greets her by name and suggests a sip of water. The fear passes.

100% on-device Faces never leave the frames
Demoed at UT Southwestern In front of 70 healthcare professionals
Set up by a caregiver The wearer does nothing at all
Built in Dallas, Texas By a four-person founding team
The Glasses

Faces remembered. Connections preserved.

Smart glasses designed for memory care. They watch quietly for the people a caregiver has added, and show a name the moment it's needed.

<2s
Recognition
14hr
Battery Life
40g
Frame Weight
100%
On-Device
How It Works

See who's there. Always.

01

Passive Recognition

The glasses quietly scan for familiar faces. No buttons, no setup, no cloud. Recognition happens on-device in under two seconds.

02

Contextual Display

A gentle display shows the person's name, their relationship to the wearer, and a warm memory. Enough to restore confidence, nothing that overwhelms.

03

Voice Companion

A calm, familiar voice through the glasses offers spoken context, gentle reminders, and daily orientation. Warm, patient, always there.

See It In Action

Recognition, live.

Vela quietly recognizing a familiar face, showing their name and how you know them, right when it matters.

The Problem

Nearly 7 million Americans 65 and older are living with Alzheimer's. Most will eventually struggle to recognize the people they love.

Dementia takes away the most fundamental human experience: knowing who is in the room. The fear and confusion that follow are profound.

13.8M
Projected US cases by 2060 — double today's 6.9M
$360B
US dementia care spending, 2024
1.6%60s
5%70s
10.5%75+
19.5%80+
35%85+
Prevalence by age

Source: Alzheimer's Association — 2024 Alzheimer's Disease Facts and Figures

The Caregiver App

For the people who show up.

Vela's caregiver app keeps the family in sync: voice check-ins, doctor-ready reports, passive health trends, and quiet patterns nobody else would catch. Available now while the glasses ship.

  • Voice check-ins

    Say what happened today in ten seconds. Vela keeps the log, and every sibling and aide stays in the loop.

  • Health trends

    Steps, heart rate, active minutes, and sleep sync passively from the patient's phone. No extra hardware.

  • Pattern learning

    Vela studies the daily logs and surfaces the quiet patterns: what calms, what agitates, and when.

  • Doctor reports

    A 30-day summary with trends, medications, and pattern notes, ready before every neurology visit.

  • Family sync

    One shared record of care. Everyone who shows up sees the same day, the same notes, the same plan.

“When it isn't sure, it stays quiet. It never puts the wrong name on a face.”

A Vela design principle
The Team

Built by people who care.

AK
Aamir Khan
CTO
Technical Development
HK
Hassan Khan
CEO
Technical Development
HS
Haadi Siddiqui
COO
Operations and Marketing
ZS
Zayd Sayeed
CPO
Technical Development
Built on Trust

The questions that matter most.

Where do the faces live?

On the glasses — nowhere else. Faces and names stay on-device. They never touch a cloud, never leave the frames, and never train anyone else's system.

How hard is it to set up?

A caregiver adds the people who matter in the companion app — just a photo and a name. The person wearing Vela does nothing at all.

What if it doesn't recognize someone?

Vela only ever shows people a caregiver has added. It never guesses at strangers, and when it isn't sure, it stays quiet — so it never puts the wrong name on a face.

Early Access

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Whether you're caring for someone you love or running a memory-care community, Vela is being built for you. Get early access and help shape it.

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Contact

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Whether you're a caregiver, clinician, investor, or researcher, we'd love to hear from you.

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