Know Mum is up and about, without asking her to wear anything.
One small box on the wall learns her usual day. If the flat stays quieter than usual, you get a prompt to check in.
Tuesday, 10:05. Nothing since breakfast.
no activity while expected home
Mum's flat
Nothing since 08:41. On a Tuesday she's usually moving by 08:30.
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You can't be there every day.
You know her usual day. From where you are, you can't tell how today is going.
She's usually up and about by nine.
You can't tell if she is today.
Her afternoons are usually busy.
You can't tell if today's has been quieter than usual.
A carer is due at eleven.
You can't tell if they came.
Three steps. No app.
Plug it in.
Any socket at the place. It joins the WiFi in a few minutes.
Tell it what to expect.
Tell it when she's usually home. It learns her own routine, hour by hour, over the first weeks.
Hear from it when something's different.
An email arrives. Answer with one tap.
What you see.
Her day, at a glance.
When she last moved, and how today compares with her usual: usual, quieter, or busier.
Her routine, not an average.
Learned from her own hours at home. Until it has learned, it says so.
A prompt, not a verdict.
You choose how many quiet hours mean a check. The email says what was seen, nothing more.
The family shares it.
Invite siblings and carers. Anyone can answer, and a hospital stay is one tap.
One alert, and the record behind it.
Answer in one tap. The answer and the reading stay in the log.
One box tells you whether the flat is empty, has one person in it, or more. A walk-through at setup shows which rooms it reaches.
Also for home-care agencies
Sixty days. One box. $79, refunded.
We're starting with ten to twenty places. You try it at yours, and you talk to the founder directly.
What's in the box
- The unit — a prototype in a case
- A USB-C cable and a wall plug
- A printed setup card
- Your account for sixty days
- A direct line to the founder
- The pilot price, locked in
For care, the pilot carries a rider: a warning is a prompt to check, and there is no liability for a missed or false one.