A machine watching is more reliable and more private
Methodically watching a camera feed used to require a person all day & night, which was tedious, expensive, and not very private. AI can glance 240 times a day (well over 7,000 times a month), make a judgment each time, and alert you when something needs attention.
Thousands of glances, filtered down to what matters
Over the course of an hour, every camera view is analyzed many times by AI companies you’ve probably heard of. The cost adds up, but it’s worth it since different AIs see different things.
If an AI thinks someone might be on the floor, then we send an alert to you. Alerts arrive via email, so they can reach the right person — an adult child across town, a caregiver, a good friend. (Text messages are also planned.)
Is it worth it?
I wish this existed when my mom lived alone for years, but it’s still worth it today since she is alone for hours per day.
Seen another way, you can monitor 3 cameras for the same cost as a daily 12-ounce coffee at Starbucks. *
Wellness service within layers: This is a wellness service, not a medical device — one of several layers you can use to make sure your loved one is okay. Other layers include things like an Apple Watch, fall-detection pendant or bracelet, etc. And, of course, the old fashioned human touch… visiting, calling, and texting your loved one.
Billing details: Billing is done through Ring — you never give us a card number. Add or remove camera monitoring in the Ring app any time, and your monthly total adjusts. A paid Ring subscription (for Ring itself) is required for you to connect to apps like ours.
* Price at Starbucks in Austin, Texas, on August 23, 2026.