EasyCare
In productionMost days it just says All Clear. That is the whole point.
A safety platform for older adults living alone. A small hub in the home links wireless sensors and an SOS button to a private dashboard, so family and caregivers are told the one thing they actually want to know — everything is fine — and hear about it fast when it isn’t. The family decides what the system watches, and nothing is on until they switch it on.
- One press of the SOS button reaches family and the assigned caregiver by SMS and email in seconds, with a two-tap confirm so it is never pressed by accident
- Motion, door, temperature and humidity sensors cover the home without watching it
- Alert rules per household: no movement by a set time, door left open, room too cold or too hot
- Emergency contact list with verified phone numbers and a set escalation order — hand the responsibility to someone else when you can’t take it
- Dashboard runs in kiosk mode on any phone or tablet with a modern browser — nothing to download from a store
- A screen for the senior too: a display in the home shows their own simple dashboard with a large SOS button, no password to remember and nothing to fumble with in an emergency. It works on the home network only and is never reachable from outside the house
- Alert history that records who was told, who handled it and when — so a family sharing the care can see what the others already did
- Keeps working when the internet drops: the hub carries on locally and sends everything it recorded once the connection returns
- Installed and configured by our field team, then supported and updated remotely
Security, in plain words
- Everything the home sends — to our server and on to your phone — travels inside an encrypted connection, the same kind your bank uses. Nobody on the WiFi, at the internet provider, or anywhere in between can read it.TLS 1.2 / 1.3
- Phone numbers and contact details are scrambled before they are written down, so they stay unreadable even to someone who gets hold of the database itself.AES-256-GCM
- Every home has its own keys. One family’s hub cannot reach another family’s data — not by mistake, not on purpose.Per-home credentials
- You decide what each person can do: see the dashboard, control a device, acknowledge an alert, or simply be told when something happens.Per-person permissions
- The screen in the home stays on the home network and is never published to the internet. It asks for no password on purpose — an emergency button that needs a login is a button that fails when it is needed.Local network only
- Two-step sign-in is available and we strongly recommend switching it on — with it, a stolen password on its own opens nothing.Two-step verification