Peace of mind through gentle, non-invasive technology that learns your parent's daily routines and alerts you only when something seems off.
No cameras. No wearables. Just small threshold sensors that notice patterns—and let you know if Dad isn't in his favorite chair by 8am, or if Mom crossed the bathroom threshold but hasn't come back out in a while.
Designed with dignity in mind. Your parent maintains their independence and privacy while you gain peace of mind.
Real-time alerts
When it matters
Simple sensors. Smart technology. Personalized to your parent's unique daily routine.
Small, wireless sensors are placed in key areas—bathroom door, favorite chair, refrigerator, bedroom. No drilling, no wires, completely non-invasive. Your parent won't even notice they're there.
Over the first few weeks, the system quietly learns your parent's habits. When do they wake up? How long are they usually in the bathroom? What time do they sit down for coffee? Every routine is unique.
When patterns change—bathroom door closed too long, no activity by a certain time—you get a text or app notification. Check in with a quick call, or we can send someone to visit.
Customized sensor placement based on your parent's specific routine and your concerns.
Alert if someone crosses the threshold but doesn't come back out within an expected timeframe—one of the most important safety checks.
Notice if Dad hasn't sat down by his usual coffee time or if patterns change.
Track sleep patterns and wake times—deviations can indicate health changes.
Ensure your parent is eating regularly by monitoring fridge and cabinet usage.
Know when your parent leaves and returns home—helpful for safety and routine.
Overall activity levels throughout the day—declining movement can signal issues.
We know how important independence and privacy are. That's why our system uses motion sensors—not cameras. Your parent isn't being watched. We're simply noticing patterns.
No Cameras or Video
Just sensors that detect motion and door status—completely private
Nothing to Wear or Charge
No pendants, watches, or devices to remember—sensors work automatically
Alerts Only When Needed
You're not flooded with notifications—only when patterns truly deviate
Customizable Settings
Adjust timeframes and sensitivities as routines change or needs evolve
Many families say: "Mom doesn't even know the sensors are there, but I sleep better at night knowing I'll get a call if something's wrong."
These are the moments that matter—early detection can make all the difference.
The Alert: Bathroom door has been closed for 45
minutes—longer than usual.
The Action: You get a text. Call to check in. If
no answer, we send someone over immediately.
The Alert: Dad usually gets up by 7:30am. It's
now 10am with no bedroom activity.
The Action: Quick check-in call. Might just be a
lazy morning—or early sign of illness.
The Alert: Kitchen activity has dropped
significantly over the past few days.
The Action: Conversation about appetite. Maybe
depression, medication side effects, or just needs grocery help.
The Alert: Mom's been up and down all night for
the past week—very unusual.
The Action: Could be a UTI, anxiety, medication
issue, or something else worth addressing.
The goal isn't to catch every moment.
It's to notice when something meaningful changes—so you can respond
early, not later.
