SoloCare is a small box with one job: notice when the usual signs of a normal day — getting up, moving around, taking a pill — stop happening. No motion for too long, or a missed dose, and the box lights up and calls out for attention. If nobody's there to hear it, we are.
GREEN — moving normally · YELLOW — it's been quiet · RED — needs attention
Built for people who live alone, and the family who worry about them from a distance.
Silent, durable, nothing to maintain. Just passive motion sensing.
Set a schedule from the app. The box flashes and beeps until the dose is taken.
No motion for hours you define means something may be wrong — we escalate automatically.
Every alert reaches the app of the people you choose, instantly.
Detects unusual inactivity or movement patterns — no camera, full privacy.
No video, no facial recognition, no cloud storage of personal images — ever.
Four steps, in order, from setup to a real alert reaching someone.
Add medication times and how many quiet hours count as "too long" for this person.
It only tracks motion in the room — nothing is recorded, nothing is stored as video.
Green is normal. Yellow means it's been a while. Red means the box needs a button press — now.
An unacknowledged red alert reaches family instantly, and — on VIP plans — our response team too.
Everyone gets the box and the app. VIP plans add a company response team behind the scenes — useful for someone who lives alone with no one nearby. Create an account, add a box for each person you're watching over, and choose a plan per box — pay by bank transfer and attach a photo of the receipt; your box is activated as soon as we confirm it.