WEARABLE SAFETY FOR EVERYONE
Guardian detects falls and dangerous vitals, then alerts the people who need to know.
A smartwatch paired with a six-stage escalation system: from quiet monitoring through confirmed incident to circle alert — with a clear record of every step.
The escalation ladder
Every Guardian event moves through six defined stages. Each stage has a specific meaning and a specific set of actions. Nothing is ambiguous.
Device active, vitals within normal range. No action required.
An anomaly is detected — unusual movement or a mild vital-sign deviation. Guardian watches for a pattern before escalating.
A possible incident has occurred. Guardian sends a check-in prompt to the wearer. No circle alert yet.
The wearer has not responded to the check-in. Your family circle receives an alert with location and medical summary.
Circle members have been notified and a staffed monitoring team (on supported plans) is reviewing the incident.
No response from wearer or circle. Emergency services should be contacted immediately. Guardian cannot call them for you.
Detection
Guardian monitors accelerometer data and heart-rate patterns from a paired smartwatch. It looks for signatures associated with falls, prolonged immobility, and abnormal heart-rate ranges — not individual readings in isolation.
Detection can miss real events and can trigger on non-events. See Safety & transparency.
Circle & response
When an incident is confirmed, the people you choose — family, neighbours, a carer — receive an alert with the wearer's current location and a medical summary they can hand to a paramedic.
Guardian does not contact emergency services. Circle members must decide whether to call 999 or 911.
Records & insight
Every incident — including false alarms — is logged with a timestamped record of each stage transition. You can export a structured summary for a GP or specialist review.
Ready to set up Guardian?
Takes about ten minutes. No hardware required to explore the demo.