Why I built this
My grandmother fell. Nobody knew for hours.
She lived alone. She was independent, sharp, proud. One morning she slipped in the kitchen and couldn't get up. By the time a neighbor noticed, hours had passed.
My parents still live together, but my father often goes for long walks in the forest or hunting — leaving my mother home alone for hours. And when he's out there, he's on his own too. I know them — neither would wear a medical alert pendant, they hate check-in calls that make them feel like a burden, and cameras would strip their dignity.
Elderly people don't want to feel watched. They don't want to press buttons. They just want to live their lives.
So I built something different. An app that sits quietly on their phone, learns what a normal day looks like, and emails you only when something seems wrong. No hardware. No interaction. They don't even know it's there.