The features, one page at a time.

Each page below explains one piece of the platform in plain language — what it does, how it behaves when things go wrong, and what it deliberately doesn’t do. Same rule as everywhere on this site: if it’s on these pages, it’s built and running in a real household today.

Knowing, without asking.

The family dashboard

One screen that answers the four questions you’d otherwise call to ask — and treats silence as a finding, never as “nothing to show.”

Automatic pill dispenser

Detects when pills were physically picked up — not just when the alarm rang. Overdue alerts at thirty minutes, even offline.

Motion & daily-routine monitoring

Battery-powered sensors turn movement into a picture of his day — and raise the alarm when the house goes quiet at the wrong time.

The live floor plan

A map of the home you draw once, that then answers in words: “We think he’s near his chair in the living room.”

Check-in cameras

Still pictures, not surveillance video — a glance of reassurance, paired automatically with wherever motion was last seen.

The help button

One press, and everything fires at once: his house, your house, the app, your phone. Acknowledge once, quiet everywhere.

Running the household.

Caregiver shifts & timesheets

QR check-in at the door, corroborated by the house itself. The schedule, the hours, and who’s on today — without the text-message chase.

Shift instructions

Every shift arrives with the family’s checklist attached — checked off, timestamped, visible. The app directs the shift.

Care notes & vitals

The shared logbook the whole care team reads and writes — observations, meals, mood, vitals — so handoffs stop living in text threads.

Automatic lights

Motion-triggered lighting on the paths that matter at 2 AM — no switches to find in the dark, no new habits to learn.

Rather see it than read about it? We’ll walk you through a live household dashboard and the hardware — including, honestly, the parts we haven’t built yet.

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