Safe-zone alerts
Mark the familiar places — home, the local shops, a day centre. If a loved one leaves a safe area or doesn’t return when expected, the family is alerted gently and early.
For an ageing parent or someone living with dementia, the worry is wandering, a fall, or simply being unreachable. bSafe Your Guardian lets families keep a gentle, respectful watch — and respond the moment something changes — without taking away the independence that matters.
For the worries that keep you up at night —
Loneliness is the quiet danger of living alone in later life. Your Guardian’s Companion is a warm, familiar voice your mum or dad can simply talk to — day or night, for as long as they like. Not a menu and not a help line. A real conversation, with someone who knows them.
Companionship — not a carer and not a medical device. And it never gets in the way of raising the alarm.
Designed for dignity first — quiet reassurance for the family, and independence kept for the person.
Mark the familiar places — home, the local shops, a day centre. If a loved one leaves a safe area or doesn’t return when expected, the family is alerted gently and early.
A sudden fall or an unusual stretch of no movement is detected and escalated automatically — so a problem isn’t found hours later, but minutes after it happens.
A simple, dignified way to call for help — one tap reaches the family circle with a live location, so the right person can respond or send the emergency services.
Know that a parent got home, is up and about, and is okay — without intrusive check-up calls. The everyday “they’re fine” you’d otherwise lie awake wondering about.
If someone with dementia does wander, the family can see exactly where they are in real time — turning a frightening search into a fast, calm response.
Brothers, sisters, carers — everyone who helps can be in the circle, so the responsibility, and the reassurance, is shared rather than falling on one person.
Keeping someone safe should never mean taking their independence away. Your Guardian is built to be unobtrusive — a quiet watch that steps in only when something changes, so an ageing parent keeps their freedom and the family keeps their peace of mind.
Give the person you care for a Guardian that keeps a gentle watch and responds the moment something changes.