Timber

Timber is a no touch second brain for autistic adults and people living with dementia. In hard moments, like sensory overload or memory loss, people often can’t speak or answer “Are you sure?”, so Timber acts on rules they wrote while calm. It notices overload early using their own heart rate and noise levels, starts with a gentle vibration, alerts their trusted person, and calms the room by dimming lights and pausing music. When their words switch off, it speaks for them using only their own phrases. For dementia, it gives a calm morning check-in, remembers what really happened, and finds lost items from a photo. Family members get live alerts and a nightly summary. Every sentence Timber says is backed by proof, it never gives medical advice, and it runs on five Meta models: Muse Spark, Voice Transcribe, SAM 3.1, Muse Wonder, and Muse Image.