Tante Anne

A managed service for care homes

Residents keep using their abilities and remain involved in everyday life.

Tante Anne gives each participating resident an assigned tablet with personal music as the first activity. Caregivers manage the devices from the care station. The home gets one managed service: device, mounting, software, connectivity and support.

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Working model, October 2026. Final price and partner service terms remain open.

Business Model CanvasSelect a block to read more
Key partners
  • Pilot homes & care teams
  • Hardware supplier & SIM providers
  • Music technology & content rights
Key activities
  • Personal music
  • Device management & support
  • Sales & pilot learning
Key resources
  • Tablet + mount per resident
  • Station control tablet
  • Software & SIM
Value propositions
Residents keep using their abilities and remain involved in everyday life
  • Personal music is the first activity
  • Caregivers: less device and app friction
  • Care homes: one managed service
Customer relationships
  • On-site first homes
  • 5-minute start target
  • Remote support later
Channels
  • Prioritized direct sales
  • Demonstrations & initial pilots
Customer segments
  • BuyerCare homes & operators
  • End usersOlder residents needing easier access to activities
  • Daily staff usersCaregivers
  • RelativesOptional contributors
Cost structure
  • Hardware financing & connectivity · Delivery, support & replacement · Software, music rights & operations · Pilot phase
Revenue streams
  • Monthly managed bundle, minimum 12-month contract · S / M / L capacity packages to test · Mainly free first pilot, then paid continuation

Who it's for

Canvas block · Customer segments

The home buys. Residents use it. Caregivers deliver it in the daily routine. Relatives can add what they know, but nothing depends on them.

Buyer

Care homes & operators

Home or operator management purchases one managed package per station and decides on continuation after a pilot.

End users

Older residents

Residents whose participation is limited because ordinary apps are hard to use or suitable activities are hard to reach. This includes people with dementia.

Daily staff users

Caregivers

Care-station staff keep devices ready, assign them to residents and help when needed, from one station tablet.

Relatives

Optional contributors

Family members and trusted companions can add preferences and personal context. The first experience works without them.

What each side gets

Canvas block · Value propositions

Music is where it starts. The purpose is broader: residents choose, express themselves and take part using the abilities they have.

For residents

Keep using your abilities. Stay involved.

Personal music, shaped by the resident's own interests, is the first activity. Residents can make music without musical training, through simple supported choices. The experience grows with daily use.

For caregivers

Less device and app friction.

A ready-to-use resident device with consistent mounting and charging. Simple station controls instead of searching for equipment, handling different chargers and explaining difficult interfaces.

For care homes

One managed service.

Tante Anne joins the resident experience, staff controls, devices and connectivity in one service that can expand across residents and stations.

Resident profile

Jobs
Enjoy personal activities. Make everyday choices. Express interests.
Pains
Difficult interfaces. Limited choice. Reduced musical ability.
Gains
Personal relevance. Choice and involvement. Emotional wellbeing and cognitive stimulation.

Tante Anne offer

Products
Personal music with growing context. Assigned tablet with simple mounting. Caregiver controls and device management.
Pain relievers
Simple resident controls. Ready device with staff support. Create music without musical skills. Lean onboarding.
Gain creators
Music reflects personal interests. Accessible choices support participation. Mental stimulation through music engagement.
Fit to test. Expected benefits to validate in the pilot: participation, mental stimulation, wellbeing and total caregiver effort.

How it starts

Canvas block · Customer relationships

The first homes get personal, on-site help. Resident onboarding targets five minutes and three questions. Remote onboarding and support follow once the process is repeatable.

Step 1

Set up the station

We install the station control tablet and the assigned resident tablets with mounting and SIM connectivity, on site, together with the care team.

Step 2

Ask three questions

Name, music preference and hobbies. Photos if they are at hand. Five minutes is the target. No family preparation is required.

Step 3

Play the first personal music

The answers shape the first music. The resident listens, chooses and shapes it through simple controls.

Step 4

Grow with daily use

The personal context develops through everyday interaction. Caregivers and relatives can add to it, when they want to.

Three questions. That is the whole setup.

Enough to make the first music personal. A complete life story is not required before first use, and nothing is presented as a memory the resident has not shared.

  1. 1What is your name?
  2. 2What music do you like?
  3. 3What do you enjoy doing?

What is in the offer

Canvas blocks · Key resources and Key activities

Hardware, connectivity and software arrive as one kit per station. Tante Anne manages it so the home does not have to.

Per resident

Tablet with simple mounting

An affordable, cellular-capable tablet assigned to one resident, mounted and charged in a consistent place so it is ready when needed.

Per station

Station control tablet

Caregivers assign devices, start activities and see device status from the care station.

Included

Software and SIM

The resident experience, the staff controls, device management and the connectivity that makes it work without the home's Wi-Fi.

A tablet in a simple stand on a wooden table, showing the Tante Anne screen with a play button
Still from the concept film. Hardware details are approximate.

Personal music

Turn the three answers into a first music experience and keep developing it through use.

Device management and support

Provisioning, updates, replacement and support for every assigned device and station.

Sales and pilot learning

Demonstrate, pilot, measure and turn observed value into paid continuation.

Package and pilot

Canvas blocks · Revenue streams and Channels

One monthly managed package per station, sized by the number of participating residents. The first pilot is mainly free. Paid continuation follows demonstrated value.

S

Small capacity package

For a first station with a small resident cohort and assigned devices.

Capacity band to be tested
M

Medium capacity package

For a station with more participating residents and spare devices.

Capacity band to be tested
L

Large capacity package

For several stations or a whole home.

Capacity band to be tested

Monthly managed bundle

Resident device, simple mounting, base software, device management and connectivity in one monthly fee.

Minimum 12-month contract

Monthly billing with an annual minimum. Monthly billing does not mean monthly cancellation.

Mainly free first pilot

At least one initial pilot is mainly free. We seek paid continuation after the home has seen the value.

Direct sales and demonstrations

We contact homes and operators directly and show what residents can do before any paid adoption.

What we will measure

Proposed value measure

The benefits are expectations until a pilot shows them. We count participation, not app launches.

  • ParticipationWeekly residents with a meaningful, voluntary choice, expression or contribution enabled by Tante Anne, confirmed by the resident or a caregiver observation.
  • Mental stimulationOpportunities to use attention, memory and creative expression through active music engagement.
  • WellbeingMusical enjoyment and emotional wellbeing, as reported by residents and observed by staff.
  • Total caregiver effortDevice search time, charger handling, steps to start an activity, help needed and total caregiver minutes, compared with ordinary practice.

What we do not claim

Tante Anne does not treat dementia, slow its progression or replace human contact, staffing or professional care. Continued participation is the purpose.

Time savings become a promise only after they have been measured in a home.

Partners and costs

Canvas blocks · Key partners and Cost structure

Tante Anne is the integrating layer. Hardware, connectivity and music content come from partners with defined roles.

Key partners

  • Pilot homes and care teamsCare-station champions and care advisors who shape the first stations with us.
  • Hardware supplier and SIM providersAffordable tablets, mounting and connectivity, preferably rented or leased.
  • Music technology and content rightsMusic-creation technology and, where familiar recordings are offered, catalogue rights partners.

Cost structure

  • Hardware financing and connectivityDevice rental or leasing, SIM contracts, station equipment and mounting.
  • Delivery, support and replacementProvisioning, shipping, installation, on-site visits and repairs.
  • Software, music rights and operationsProduct development, music creation and processing, content rights and company operations.
  • Pilot phaseFunding the mainly free first deployment and its evaluation before the home pays.

The team

Austria

Four people building Tante Anne. Music is one way to take part, guided by what the person wants.

The four team members standing in front of a mountain lake, each holding a laptop

Denis, Julia, Sebastian and Moisés

  • Julia Isabelle Gerber
  • Denis Schüle
  • Sebastian Schlosser
  • Moisés Valenzuela

We listen. We learn. Together, we make music more accessible.

See a station in action.

We demonstrate Tante Anne on site and discuss a first pilot with your care team. Tell us about your home and we will get in touch.