Quiet peace of mind for the people you love.
Know that Mom got home, that Dad's been up and moving, that a heart rate looks normal — without calling to check five times a day. Shared gently, and only on their terms.
Be first to know when it opens up. No spam, ever.
How it works
Two apps, one connection. The person being cared for stays in control the whole way.
They share
Your loved one installs the companion app and chooses exactly what to share — location, activity, heart rate — and can pause any of it, anytime.
You stay in the loop
You see a calm, at-a-glance picture: home or out, active today, latest heart rate, last check-in — from your phone, wherever you are.
You're told if something's off
Gentle, opt-in alerts — a fall, an unusually quiet day, left-home at an odd hour — so you can reach out early, not too late.
What can be shared — always their choice
Everything below starts off. The person being cared for turns on only what they want, one item at a time, and can switch any of it off whenever they like. Health readings are read from Apple Health, so a signal only appears if their watch or device is syncing it there.
Never collected: message contents, photos, or app / web browsing. Ever.
What this is — and isn't
- It's for gentle awareness, not alarms. Readings can be delayed — glucose from a patch, for example, can lag 10–20 minutes.
- It reads from Apple Health, so a signal only shows if their watch, band, or sensor app is syncing it there.
- It is not a medical or emergency service and shouldn't be relied on for urgent decisions. If someone may need help, call your local emergency number.
Built on consent, not surveillance
This only works when someone wants to be watched over. They decide what's shared, they can see that they're sharing it, and they can turn any of it off with a tap. It's a bridge between two people — not a tracker.
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