Since the frame's launch in 2016, the national and regional press has been telling how Familink helps families stay close to their elderly relatives, with no Wi-Fi or smartphone needed at their home.
· by Brice Roy · Article in French
Brand profile in the Aides-seniors.com guide: how the frame works, price, user reviews gathered from the main platforms and frequently asked questions.
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· by Charlotte Méritan · Article in French
For Grandmothers' Day, RMC Conso picks Familink among three objects that nurture family bonds, and looks back at its origin: a frame designed by Alexis Le Goff for his grandmother, who had Alzheimer's disease.
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· by Marc Braun · Article in French
Portrait of the Normandy start-up in the Normandy 4 Good series: around the frame, the family forms a small private social network centred on the elderly relative.
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· Article in French
Report on the Rouen start-up whose connected frames, which receive photos and short messages, saw sales soar during the health crisis.
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· by Véronique Arnould · Article in French
Designed in the Rouen area, the Familink frame has been a big success since the first lockdown: it lets loved ones send photos and messages to their elders.
Read the article on France 3 Normandie
· by Laurent Derouet · Article in French
The creators of Familink, based near Rouen, saw their sales take off during the health crisis, which deepened the isolation of older people.
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· by Flavien Groyer · Article in French
A year after equipping 100 of its retirees with a Familink frame, Carsat Normandie takes stock: the users interviewed are satisfied and feel less isolated.
Read the article on ICI Normandie
· by Fabien Massin · Article in French
Presentation of the connected photo frame launched by the Rouen start-up AsWeShare: easy to use and designed for seniors from the start.
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· by Pierre Schellingen · Article in French
In its "Objects of the future" column, Le Figaro presents a frame that receives the family's photos with no handling and no internet connection at the elderly person's home.
Read the article on Le FigaroTV reports, radio shows and print press: Familink has also been featured by these media.
