Prove the visit happened, without a signature.
One box in the client's home senses when the carer arrived and how long they stayed, beside the carer's own check-in in the log.
Monday, 10:00. The visit window closed.
a service window missed
Mrs K
The 09:00 – 10:00 window closed with no visit. Last activity 08:41.
Show meThat's expectedChange the planIt's me
A timesheet isn't proof.
Commissioners, families, and auditors all ask the same thing: was the carer there?
A visit is logged as a full hour.
Nothing shows how long the carer was in the home.
A visit window is scheduled for nine.
The office can't tell it was missed until someone asks.
Check-in apps need the carer's phone.
They show a tap, not time spent in the home.
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.
Enter each client's visit windows. Carers check in from the email or the page.
Hear from it when something's different.
An email arrives. Answer with one tap.
What you see.
Declared and sensed.
The carer's check-in and sign-off beside the time the home sensed, both in the log.
Every window, kept or missed.
A window with no visit inside it goes to the office at once.
Nothing for the client.
No account, no phone, nothing to wear. The family can be invited to see the same log.
Presence, not a person.
The box senses that someone is there. The carer names themselves by checking in.
One alert, and the record behind it.
Answer in one tap. The answer and the reading stay in the log.
One box senses the visit. A walk-through at install shows which rooms it reaches.
Also for cleaning companies
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