Kin lives their life
Your parent, grandparent or anyone you care about keeps their phone as usual. Vigilo's tiny sensor loop notices the rhythm — nothing else.
Vigilo quietly reads the rhythm of life on the phone of someone you love — and tells you within minutes if the rhythm stops. No camera. No location. No reading their messages.
No pendants, no wearables, no subscription call-centres. Vigilo senses the natural rhythm of the day — pickups, screen life, movement — and only speaks up when the rhythm breaks.
Your parent, grandparent or anyone you care about keeps their phone as usual. Vigilo's tiny sensor loop notices the rhythm — nothing else.
The Kin side creates a one-time link, the Keeper opens it. Done — from then on you see their day as a simple living pulse.
If the phone goes silent or the person stops moving, the Keeper gets a loud alert within ~5 minutes. When life returns to normal, alerts close themselves.
Every phone chooses its role after sign-in. One phone is one role — clean and honest. Several Keepers can watch over one Kin, each with their own alerts.
Add as many loved ones as you want and see, at a glance, that today looks like a normal day.
Nothing to press, nothing to charge, nothing to remember. And you always see exactly who watches over you.
A colour map of the day: bright means active, quiet means resting. You learn their normal in a week.
If the phone disappears from the network, the Keeper knows within ~5 minutes — not tomorrow.
Rest hours are respected; genuinely missing contact still breaks through. You tune the line.
Family in another country? Times are shown in the cared person's local time, always current.
Mum, dad, the sibling abroad — several Keepers per person, everyone with personal alert settings.
Built for ordinary Android phones and for the way grandparents actually use them — including sleep modes.
Most "care" apps quietly read everything. Vigilo was built the other way round: we measure the rhythm of interaction with the phone and nothing else. The private life stays on the private device.
And it's symmetric: the Kin always sees the full list of Keepers — care only works in daylight.
No. Vigilo is a wellness & peace-of-mind service, not a medical device. "Possible fall" is a heuristic hint from motion sensors, not a diagnosis — the Keeper always decides what to do.
There is nothing to press, charge or remember. The only visible part is a small ongoing notification that keeps Android from killing the service — everything else happens silently.
Vigilo distinguishes "resting" from "gone". A short network gap stays quiet; if the phone truly disappears, the Keeper is alerted in minutes. Data collected offline is delivered when the connection returns.
Yes — and it's a first-class scenario. The Kin creates a fresh link for each new Keeper, and every Keeper has personal alert settings.
Android 8.0 or newer. Ordinary, not flagship — the service is engineered for aggressive battery savers and real-world networks.
Vigilo is in open beta — free while we polish. Install, link, breathe out.