




When a parent or grandparent lives alone, you cannot be there every minute. This simple SOS wrist button gives them one easy way to call for help — while alerts go straight to your phone.

Most older adults want to stay in their own home and keep their normal routine. Their family wants the same thing — just with a faster way to know when something is wrong.

The wrist button connects to the home’s 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network. If help is needed, the wearer presses the SOS button and the connected app sends an alert to the family member’s phone.

No screen to read, no menu to navigate and no smartphone required for the older adult.
If they fall, feel unwell or simply need help, one press starts the alert.
Receive the notification while at work, outside the home or traveling, as long as your phone has internet access.
Call them, contact a nearby relative, neighbor or caregiver, or arrange appropriate emergency help.
Emergency devices only help when the person wearing them can actually use them. This format removes extra steps and keeps the action easy to remember.

Receive SOS notifications while at work, on the road or across town, as long as your phone has internet access.

More than one family member can stay connected, making it easier to share responsibility instead of relying on a single caregiver.


“A perfect alternative to classic monthly-fee telecare services. You buy it once, connect it to the home Wi-Fi, and it gives our family a much simpler way to stay connected.”

“The app was easy to install and use. We tested it with my father on the first day and the notification reached my phone very quickly. The setup feels straightforward and practical.”

“I bought the bracelet for my mother, who lives alone. It makes me feel better knowing she has a simple button she can press if she needs us.”

No. The wearer only needs the wrist button. The family member receiving alerts uses the mobile app on their phone.
No. There is no screen or menu to navigate. The core action is simply pressing the SOS button when help is needed.
No. The wrist button uses the wearer’s home 2.4GHz Wi-Fi connection. You can receive the app notification away from the home as long as your phone has internet access.
No. The product is designed to work without a monthly subscription or long-term service contract.
The listed battery interval is approximately every 3–4 months, depending on use and connection conditions.
It uses a USB Type-C connection.
No. This version uses a manual SOS button. The wearer presses the button when help is needed.
No. It is a family alert device designed to help someone quickly signal that they need assistance. In a serious or life-threatening emergency, contact the appropriate local emergency service.
Give someone you care about a simple way to reach the family when they need help — without screens, complicated menus or another monthly bill.
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When a parent or grandparent lives alone, you cannot be there every minute. This simple SOS wrist button gives them one easy way to call for help — while alerts go straight to your phone.

Most older adults want to stay in their own home and keep their normal routine. Their family wants the same thing — just with a faster way to know when something is wrong.

The wrist button connects to the home’s 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network. If help is needed, the wearer presses the SOS button and the connected app sends an alert to the family member’s phone.

No screen to read, no menu to navigate and no smartphone required for the older adult.
If they fall, feel unwell or simply need help, one press starts the alert.
Receive the notification while at work, outside the home or traveling, as long as your phone has internet access.
Call them, contact a nearby relative, neighbor or caregiver, or arrange appropriate emergency help.
Emergency devices only help when the person wearing them can actually use them. This format removes extra steps and keeps the action easy to remember.

Receive SOS notifications while at work, on the road or across town, as long as your phone has internet access.

More than one family member can stay connected, making it easier to share responsibility instead of relying on a single caregiver.


“A perfect alternative to classic monthly-fee telecare services. You buy it once, connect it to the home Wi-Fi, and it gives our family a much simpler way to stay connected.”

“The app was easy to install and use. We tested it with my father on the first day and the notification reached my phone very quickly. The setup feels straightforward and practical.”

“I bought the bracelet for my mother, who lives alone. It makes me feel better knowing she has a simple button she can press if she needs us.”

No. The wearer only needs the wrist button. The family member receiving alerts uses the mobile app on their phone.
No. There is no screen or menu to navigate. The core action is simply pressing the SOS button when help is needed.
No. The wrist button uses the wearer’s home 2.4GHz Wi-Fi connection. You can receive the app notification away from the home as long as your phone has internet access.
No. The product is designed to work without a monthly subscription or long-term service contract.
The listed battery interval is approximately every 3–4 months, depending on use and connection conditions.
It uses a USB Type-C connection.
No. This version uses a manual SOS button. The wearer presses the button when help is needed.
No. It is a family alert device designed to help someone quickly signal that they need assistance. In a serious or life-threatening emergency, contact the appropriate local emergency service.
Give someone you care about a simple way to reach the family when they need help — without screens, complicated menus or another monthly bill.
Encrypted payment processing and a simple checkout experience.








