Komp - part of the family

It can be a bit hard to get going in the morning. But then I think:

I wonder how many pictures there are on Kompen today?

Ellen-Marie (85) has always been close to her family. Now she lives alone in an apartment in Holmestrand, but every morning she sits at the kitchen table with her coffee cup and turns the knob. Komp The screen lights up – and so does the day.

– I feels like getting a breakfast visitor every day. I kind of feel like they're in the kitchen with me.

Ellen-Marie was a little skeptical at first. She thought it would be difficult to use something technical. But as soon as she saw the big screen and the one big button, there was nothing to be afraid of anymore.

– You just turn the little wheel there. And then it comes out.

When it rings, she hears a little ping – that's when she knows there's a video call going on. And between the calls, new photos keep popping up – from weekdays, weekends, holidays and celebrations.

The daughter says that Komp has become a real hub for the family.

– We’ve even turned it into a verb and say we’re “komping” photos. When I take a picture now, I immediately think: “Oh, I’ll Komp that to Mum.”

Everyone in the family knows that Ellen-Marie starts her day by watching Kompen. The daughter laughs a little when she says that her mother has almost become the family's information hub.

– She keeps up with most of what’s going on, so she can tell who’s doing what and where they are. It brings us together in a really lovely way.

Key features

Families manage Komp through a user-friendly app
Through Komp app family can make two-way video calls, send photos and messages to Komp
Video calls are answered automatically after 10 seconds. If you don't wish to answer, you can turn Komp off.
Images rotates on the screen
Has built-in 4G, but can also connect to WiFi
Komp has a large screen, good contrast and clear sound
The family can put Komp in sleep mode at night – then you don't have to remember to turn it on or off

Over 14,000 families use Komp

Every day, thousands of photos are shared, and many elderly people get the joy of seeing their loved ones when they call.

Much of what used to be shared across the kitchen table now happens through screens. Pictures, messages and small moments are sent back and forth between phones – but many older people are left out. And for those who don't master the technology, it can quickly become quiet.

That's why we made Komp .

Not to replace proximity and visits, but to make it easier to share everyday life – and include the elderly, across generations and physical distances.

For some, it means being able to watch their grandchild play a soccer game. For others, it means getting pictures of a newborn great-grandchild, or just having something nice to look at at the breakfast table.

With Komp They get the family back into everyday life.

When my grandchildren participate in competitions, I get to see them swim, and I shout: go, go, go!
– Komp user

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