Quiet sensors that let family see an ordinary day is unfolding — the fridge opened, the front door used, the bedroom up and moving — without cameras in every room or calls every hour.
Many parents want to stay in the house they raised their family in. Many of their kids live across town, up the Expressway or across the border. Activity sensors bridge that distance in a way that respects both sides.
A sensor on the refrigerator, the front door or the bedroom notices normal activity. Family can open the app and see that the morning coffee happened and the mail got picked up, without anyone having to call and ask.
A keypad lock means a daughter, a neighbor or a caregiver can get in with their own code, and nobody has to hide a key under a pot. You can see which code opened the door and when.
You choose what counts as unusual: the front door opening in the middle of the night, or no activity in the kitchen by late morning. When it happens, the alert goes to the family members you pick, so someone can call or stop by.
Most families start with sensors, not cameras. A sensor only knows that a door opened or someone walked by. Cameras go only where your parent is comfortable with them, like the front porch, and never anywhere they would rather not be seen.
Sensors notice movement and doors, not faces or conversations.
Brothers, sisters and cousins can all be on the same app.
A heads-up when the day looks different from usual.
We keep it small and simple. Most homes need only a few of these, chosen around how your parent actually lives.
Front door, back door, and the refrigerator.
A hallway or bedroom, placed to notice normal movement.
Codes for family and trusted helpers, no spare keys.
Know if the house gets too hot in summer or too cold in winter.
We will visit the house with you and your parent, listen to how their day goes, and suggest the fewest sensors that do the job — no charge, and no pressure to sign anything on the spot.
Call (956) 624-2463Straight answers before anybody comes out to look at the property.
No. These are activity sensors and alerts to family. They do not monitor health, detect falls or call for help. If your parent needs a medical alert device, talk to their doctor about one. Our sensors can sit alongside it.
That is the most important question, and the reason most families start without cameras. A sensor only records that a door opened or a room had movement. We are happy to walk her through exactly what each sensor does on the visit, so the decision is hers.
You decide. Common choices are a door opening late at night, or no kitchen activity by a certain time in the morning. We help you set alerts that fit their real routine so you are not flooded with false worries.
No. The sensors work on their own. The app is for the family members who want to check in. If your parent likes technology, they can use it too.
Yes. You can add as many family members as you need, even if they live in another city or across the border, as long as their phone has a data connection.
Yes. You can start with sensors and add a doorbell or porch camera later, if and when your parent is comfortable with it.
