Peace of mind, without the hourly call

OdeCare shows how an older relative's day is going, without turning their home into a dashboard or you into a dispatcher.

ONE SCREEN INSTEAD OF QUESTIONS
Sensors around the home add up to one calm screen: whether they are up, whether they are moving, and which room they are in. One glance is usually enough not to call again.

WE LEARN THE USUAL RHYTHM
Sleep, movement and kitchen visits are measured against that person's own usual range rather than someone else's norm, so a quiet day reads as a quiet day. Until the app has learned the routine, it says so plainly instead of inventing a verdict.

A REPORT EVERY MORNING
Once your relative is up, a short summary of the past day arrives: how the night went, how much they moved, whether they visited the kitchen. It follows their waking up rather than an alarm clock, and during quiet hours it waits for those to end instead of disappearing.

CALM NIGHTS TOO
While they sleep, the screen glows to the breathing rhythm the presence sensor sees, and simply says whether there were wake-ups and how long they lasted.

NO SIRENS
When something is worth checking, the app sends one short message and offers one action — call. No red screens, no alarm music.

NO CAMERAS
Motion, presence, door and climate sensors only. No cameras, no microphones, no recording. Your account and the data tied to it can be deleted from Settings in a couple of taps.

FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
Everyone you give access to sees the same picture. Notifications go to whoever is expecting them, and quiet hours keep the night quiet. You choose which alert levels reach you, and can add Telegram, SMS or a voice call.

BUILT TO BE EASY TO READ
Large type, a dark theme, and TalkBack support. Languages: Russian, English, Hebrew, Spanish.

WHAT YOU NEED
The app works with OdeCare sensors installed in the home and an active subscription. Without them the screen stays empty. If there are no sensors yet, you can request information from inside the app.

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OdeCare is not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat or monitor any medical condition, and it does not replace emergency services. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.