The Solstis cabinet, its door open and its cyan glow on, standing on a light studio floor under a soft blue sky.

The smart medicine cabinet

Intelligent care when you're not there.

A smart medicine cabinet for a dorm room or apartment. It's stocked with first-aid and over-the-counter essentials. When a student tells it what's going on, a calm voice talks them through using what's inside, while the correct boxes glow to point them in the right direction.

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The Solstis cabinet, closed, floating on a pale blue sky
Inside the open Solstis cabinet, its center panel glowing cyan among the stocked compartments
An apartment kitchen at night, the Solstis cabinet open and lit on the wall by the counter
Close up: stocked compartments and the embossed Solstis lid
A residence hall room in the evening, the Solstis cabinet open and lit on the wall above the desk
The Solstis cabinet on white, its door swung open, every compartment stocked

What it is

One cabinet in the room. Everything for the everyday stuff.

  • At night, a student in a hoodie, seen from behind, reaches into the open Solstis cabinet on a dorm room wall, its center glowing cyan, beside a light switch and a lamp.
    A calm voice talks them through it.

    01

    Voice guidance

    They say what's going on. Solstis asks a couple of quick questions and talks them through it.

  • The open Solstis cabinet up close at night, its cyan glow on among the stocked supplies.
    Lights up when the door opens.

    02

    The glow

    It lights up when the door opens, and the correct boxes glow to point them in the right direction. It turns off after a minute of silence or when the door closes.

  • Inside the Solstis cabinet: medicines and first-aid supplies, each in its own compartment.
    • Cuts, scrapes, and burns
    • Bites, stings, and eyes
    • Pain, cold, and allergy
    • Everyday care

    03

    Stocked essentials

    First-aid supplies and over-the-counter medicines, from adhesive bandages and burn spray to pain relief, allergy relief, and cold and flu medicine. The full list is below.

  • The Solstis app on a phone: the Electrolyte Powder card, with a button to restock it on Amazon.
    Restock from a phone when something runs low.

    04

    The Solstis app

    Built for students. They choose whether parents see what they see. Restock from a phone when something runs low.

How it works

Four steps.

The closed Solstis cabinet on a dorm room wall above a desk, beside a light switch, in late-afternoon sun.
Step 1 of 4
  1. 01

    Tell it what's going on.

    Solstis listens.

  2. 02

    Follow the glow.

    It lights up when the door opens, and the correct boxes glow to point you in the right direction.

  3. 03

    Solstis asks clarifying questions.

    Then a calm voice talks you through what to do.

  4. 04

    Choose who stays in the loop.

    Students can let parents see what they see.

Watch it work.

The real Solstis cabinet on a dorm room wall strung with fairy lights. Its door opens, its cyan glow comes on, and the film steps through a cut finger and the app's guidance screens.

Solstis isn't a replacement for campus health or emergency care. In an emergency, call 911.

The Solstis app

Built for students.

They choose whether parents see what they see.

The Solstis app on a phone: a map of the kit. Tapping Electrolyte Powder opens its card, with a button to restock it.

Restock from a phone when something runs low.

A closer look

Built for 2 AM.

Close up: the lower corner of the closed Solstis cabinet, its frosted door marked with the Solstis logo.

01 · Where it lives

The first-aid kit from move-in ends up under a bed. This one hangs on the wall, where they'll find it.

Close up: the edge of the Solstis cabinet's door, swung open, the stocked compartments soft behind it.

02 · The moment it opens

Open the door at 2 AM and it lights up, ready when they are.

Close up: the cyan glow line around the center panel of the open Solstis cabinet, beside its compartments.

03 · The voice

Then a calm voice talks them through it, step by step.

Close up: the stocked compartments of the Solstis cabinet, its embossed lid in the center.

04 · What's inside

Stocked for the everyday stuff, with a place for everything. Restock from the app when something runs low.

What's inside

Stocked for the everyday stuff.

Inside the Solstis cabinet: first-aid supplies and over-the-counter medicines, each in its own compartment.

Cuts, scrapes, and burns

  • Adhesive bandages
  • Large gauze pads
  • Medical tape
  • Elastic bandage
  • Antibiotic ointment
  • Tweezers
  • Scissors
  • Clotting wipe
  • Burn spray
  • Instant cold pack

Bites, stings, and eyes

  • Sting relief wipe
  • Anti-itch cream
  • Eye wash

Pain, cold, and allergy

  • Pain and fever relief (two kinds)
  • Allergy relief (two kinds)
  • Cold and flu medicine, day and night
  • Cough drops
  • Antacid
  • Antifungal cream

Everyday care

  • Thermometer
  • Glucose gel
  • Electrolyte powder
  • Personal care items
A dorm room on move-in morning. The closed Solstis cabinet hangs on the wall beside a Class of '29 pennant, above a desk, with moving boxes and a bagged duvet on the floor.

Who it's for

Built for everyone in the room, and everyone who worries about it.

Students

Handle the small stuff on their own, at any hour. College is about growth, learning, and independence.

Parents

Peace of mind, without hovering. Reserve a Founding Family Solstis for $29.99, fully refundable.

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Universities and student housing

An after-hours resource in every room that supports residence life and campus health instead of replacing them.

For Universities →
Close up at night: the cyan glow line of the open Solstis cabinet, beside its stocked compartments.

The guide inside

The right supply. Clear directions. Any hour.

At 2 AM, the health center is closed. Solstis is already in the room.

  1. Tell it what's going on.
  2. It asks a couple of quick questions.
  3. Then it talks you through the right supply, step by step.
  4. More than a supply can handle? It recommends the next step up: student health, then a doctor, then urgent care, then the ER.

Solstis isn't a replacement for campus health or emergency care. In an emergency, call 911.

A dorm room at night. A student in a hoodie, seen from behind, reaches into the open Solstis cabinet on the wall, its cyan glow on, beside a light switch.

Be prepared. Not scared.