Silverce, a platform that makes it easier for people over 50 years of age to share urine to combat unattended loneliness

Magalí Garcia on 23 July 2025

Platform that encourages coexistence among people over 50 to combat unwanted loneliness

Silverce, plataforma que facilita compartir pis a persones majors de 50 anys per combatre la soledat no desitjada

Silverce es una plataforma digital europea que conecta a personas mayores de 50 años para compartir vivienda de forma segura. Su principal objetivo es combatir la soledad no deseada y promover nuevos modelos de convivencia más accesibles y sostenibles. Silverce is a European digital platform that connects people over 50 to safely share housing. Its main objective is to combat unwanted loneliness and promote new, more accessible and sustainable models of living together.

Through a simple and intuitive mobile app, Silverce allows users to create a personal profile, define the characteristics they value in cohabitation, and offer or search for a room in shared housing. Using an intelligent algorithm, the platform securely connects people with similar interests and life moments.

The platform is specifically geared toward people unfamiliar with technology and includes accessibility filters, verified profiles, and personalized support.

Characteristics of innovation

Aging, Childhood, Independent living, Link with the community, Personalization of the service, Proximity care, Right of choice of the user, Self-management and participation, Speed up response times, User empowerment

Location

Spain

Partners / Founders

Sonia Paz and Cristina Castillo

Genesis

Silverce was created by Sonia Paz in 2025 with the aim of combating unwanted loneliness and offering solutions that promote active, autonomous and inclusive aging.

Level of implementation

Currently, the platform has been implemented in Spain and plans to expand to other European countries such as Germany, France, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands.

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Instant translator that facilitates communication between asylum seekers and the professionals who assist them

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