Privacy First In-Home Aged Care Monitoring
Know That Someone Is Active and Safe — Without Watching Them
Support safer independent living with an anonymous, privacy-first mobility monitoring system designed specifically for In-Home Aged Care.
Unlike camera-based monitoring, voice assistants, GPS trackers and wearable devices, our system monitors room-level presence and changes in normal daily activity without identifying, recording or tracking the client.
There are:
No cameras. No microphones. No wearables. No GPS tracking. No mobile phone app.
Most importantly, nothing needs to be carried, worn, charged, pressed or operated by the client.
Once installed, the system simply works in the background.
Privacy by Design
Traditional monitoring solutions can require cameras inside the home, microphones, wearable pendants, smartphones or other devices that depend on the client remembering to use them.
Our approach is fundamentally different.
Battery-powered presence sensors anonymously detect activity within selected areas of the home, such as the kitchen, living room, bedroom and bathroom.
The system can establish that someone has been present in a room and monitor patterns of activity over time — without capturing images, recording conversations or determining exactly what the person is doing.
What we don't use
- No cameras or video recording
- No microphones or audio recording
- No wearable devices
- No GPS client tracking
- No client mobile phone or App
- No buttons for the client to press
- No charging or daily interaction required
What we do monitor
- Anonymous room-level presence
- Daily movement and activity
- Changes in normal mobility patterns
- Kitchen activity
- Fridge opening and closing
- Fall events when optional radar fall detectors are installed
- Staff attendance and visit duration
The result is useful information for carers and care providers while maintaining the client's privacy, dignity and independence within their own home.
Understand Daily Activity — Not Just Emergencies
The system provides a picture of normal movement around the home.
Presence sensors can be installed in important areas such as the:
Kitchen • Living Room • Bedroom • Bathroom
Rather than simply waiting for an emergency alarm, the system can identify changes in activity that may warrant attention.
For example, monitoring can help identify when a client:
- has not entered the kitchen during their normal period;
- has substantially reduced their movement around the home;
- has remained in one area for an unusually long period;
- is showing a longer-term decline in normal household activity.
This allows care providers to use changes in mobility as an additional indicator of wellbeing.
Going Beyond Kitchen Presence
A small wireless sensor can also be fitted to the refrigerator to record anonymous open and close events.
A kitchen presence sensor can indicate that the client entered the kitchen.
The refrigerator sensor provides an additional activity indicator that can help establish whether the fridge is actually being accessed during the day.
Combined with room presence information, this provides a more useful picture of daily living without cameras, smart appliances or any action being required from the client.
Anonymous Fall Detection
Optional radar-based fall detectors (requires USB power) can provide another level of protection for higher-risk areas of the home.
Radar technology can detect a potential fall without using a camera or microphone.
When a fall is detected, the monitoring platform can generate an alarm so that the appropriate care provider, family member or response service can be notified according to the configured response process.
This provides an important additional layer of safety while avoiding video surveillance in private areas such as bedrooms and bathrooms.
Fall detection without filming the person.
Optional Automatic Staff Attendance Records
No Staff Phone App Required
The same system can optionally automatically record the presence of authorised care staff when they attend the client's home.
Compatible staff identification works with the home's monitoring gateway to automatically record:
- Staff arrival
- Staff departure
- Visit duration
- Date and time of attendance
- Historical visit records
There is no requirement for staff to open an App, scan a QR code or manually check in and out for every visit.
This provides care organisations with an independent electronic record that can assist with:
Timesheet verification • Service delivery records • Compliance • Auditing • Visit-duration reporting
Automating this process also reduces administration for care workers, allowing them to concentrate on providing care rather than operating another application.
One Integrated In-Home Care Platform
Room presence monitoring, fridge activity, fall detection and staff attendance can operate through the same managed platform.
Anonymous Mobility Monitoring
Understand movement through important areas of the home without cameras or wearable trackers.
Fall Detection
Optional anonymous radar technology can detect potential falls and generate alarms without recording video.
Staff Attendance
Automatically record care-worker attendance (optional) and visit duration without requiring a staff phone App.
Managed Connectivity
LoRaWAN and NB-IoT technologies provide reliable connectivity without relying solely on the client's smartphone or requiring them to operate the system.
Fully Managed
The system, connectivity and monitoring platform are managed for you.
You focus on providing care. We manage the technology.
Designed for the Person Who Doesn't Want to Be Monitored
One of the greatest challenges with monitoring technology is acceptance.
A client may understandably not want a camera watching them in their own home.
They may not want microphones listening to their conversations.
They may forget — or simply choose not — to wear a pendant or smartwatch.
They may not own a smartphone, or may have difficulty operating one.
Our system has been designed around a different principle:
The client shouldn't have to do anything.
Once installed, the sensors quietly monitor anonymous activity in the background.
There is nothing to remember.
Nothing to wear.
Nothing to charge.
Nothing to press.
And no camera watching them.
Simple Installation
The system has been designed for straightforward deployment into existing homes.
Battery-powered wireless presence sensors mean that extensive cabling is not normally required, making the solution suitable for both privately owned and rented properties.
Systems can be expanded as care requirements change by adding additional:
- Room presence sensors
- Door sensors
- Refrigerator sensors
- Anonymous radar fall detectors
- Staff attendance capability
Privacy-First In-Home Care
No Cameras • No Microphones • No Wearables • No GPS Tracking
No Client App • No Buttons to Press • No Client Interaction Required
Anonymous Room-Level Activity Monitoring
Optional Anonymous Radar Fall Detection
Optional Automatic Staff Attendance and Visit Duration
LoRaWAN / NB-IoT Connectivity
Battery-Powered Wireless Sensors
Fully Managed Monitoring Platform
Packages from $1,399
A typical starter system includes:
3 × Room Presence Sensors,
the managed gateway and monitoring platform.
Management and Monitoring from $55 per month
Additional room sensors, fridge/door monitoring, fall detection and staff attendance capabilities can be added to suit the individual home and care requirements.
Better Information. Less Intrusion.
In-Home Aged Care monitoring shouldn't require choosing between safety and privacy.
Our privacy-first approach provides care organisations and families with useful information about mobility, daily activity, potential falls and care visits while allowing the person receiving care to continue living naturally in their own home.
No cameras watching them.
No microphones listening to them.
No device they have to remember to wear.
No App they have to learn.
Just discreet, anonymous monitoring working quietly in the background.