Situated awareness
Anchor Presence
Here, now.
Anchor Presence lets spaces and assistants understand availability, attention, and shared state without demanding constant check-ins.
- Consent Radius
- 4.2m
- Attention Latency
- 180ms
- Quiet Windows
- 12
Anchor Presence is the situational layer for Anchor, translating location, attention, and availability into respectful context for people and AI systems.
The right context at the right moment, with less noise.
Consent boundary
A room can be aware without becoming public.
Presence treats availability as a bounded spatial signal. Assistants can respect timing, care, and focus without inheriting every nearby interaction.
Consent radius: 4.2m
Focus boundaryHeldDesk and sofa signals suppress summaries until the participant returns.
Care zoneReadyA caregiver can request only the changes that occurred during absence.
DoorwayTransientPassing presence is ignored unless the person explicitly joins the context.
Built for
Homes, studios, offices, and care environments where timing matters.
Capabilities
- Presence signals for availability, proximity, and shared attention.
- Context windows that explain what changed since someone was last present.
- Quiet-mode rules for interruptions, care needs, and family rituals.
- Device and room handoff for assistants that follow intent, not just hardware.
What changes
- Assistants can wait, summarize, or act based on real-world context.
- Shared spaces feel coordinated without constant notifications.
- People regain attention because the system understands timing.
Common uses
- Summarize what changed when someone returns to a room or project.
- Coordinate care, work, and family routines without message overload.
- Let AI agents respect focus, presence, and shared boundaries.
Questions people ask about Anchor Presence
What is Anchor Presence?
Anchor Presence is a context layer that helps people, spaces, and assistants understand availability, attention, and what has changed nearby.
Is Presence a tracking product?
Presence is designed around consented context, not surveillance. Its job is to reduce interruptions and improve shared awareness for trusted spaces.
