For older adults living independently

Help that shows up before anyone has to ask

Caradomi watches for the ordinary things that go wrong — a missed morning, a smoke alarm nobody answered, medication not taken — and records them for the family the person chooses.

What it actually does

Six things, and the difference between an iPhone and an Android phone is stated with each — because that difference is worth knowing before you choose a phone for someone.

Get Help Now

Reaches the trusted contact the person chose, with a text containing a map link. On Android the phone places the call and sends the text itself. On iPhone, Apple requires the person to confirm each one, so Caradomi prepares them and they press send.

Daily check-in

One button each morning. If it is not pressed, that is recorded and the family can see it in the family portal. Automatic alerts to family are not switched on yet — see Messaging.

Medication reminders

Reminds at the times the person set. A missed dose is recorded for the family portal. Automatic alerts to family are not switched on yet.

Alarm Watch

Listens for a smoke or carbon-monoxide alarm and speaks up if one sounds. On Android it keeps listening while switched on. On iPhone it listens while the app is open.

Story Keeper

Records spoken family stories, kept on the person’s own phone.

Emergency Info Sheet

A printable one-page summary for paramedics to find on the fridge.

What it doesn’t do

Written down where you can find it, rather than left for you to discover later.

  • It does not call 911. It notifies a person the user chose. It is not a medical alert service and not a substitute for one.
  • It does not text the family automatically yet. Messages sent by Caradomi’s own systems are not active. Missed check-ins and missed doses are recorded and visible in the family portal, and that is all that happens today.
  • It cannot listen continuously on an iPhone. Apple does not permit it. Alarm Watch listens while the app is open; on Android it keeps listening while switched on.
  • It has no accounts. No email, no password, no name. That is deliberate, and it means there is nothing to sign in to and nothing of the person’s held under their name.

Who it is for

Older adults who live on their own and want to keep doing so, and the adult children or friends who worry about them.

There is one app. The older person uses it; the family they invite sees only what that person agreed to share.

Privacy, briefly

What the app records stays encrypted on the person’s own phone unless they choose to share it.

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Caradomi is not an emergency service

It does not call 911, does not summon an ambulance, and is not a substitute for one. It notifies a person the user chose.

If you need emergency help, dial 911.