Finally sleep, knowing your loved one is okay.
Ambient monitoring that learns their normal. No camera, no pendant they'll forget to wear. We notify you the moment something's off routine.
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You can't be there every minute.
So you call every day. You ask the neighbor to check in.
The pendant sits in a drawer, they don't wear it.
A camera feels like spying on your own parent.
By the time something's clearly wrong, it's already an emergency.
There's a calmer way to know they're okay.
How it works
Calm by design, in three quiet steps.
Quiet sensors, set up for them
Small, camera-free sensors placed around the home. Nothing to wear, nothing to charge, nothing for them to remember.
Learn what normal looks like
Sleep, meals, movement, daily rhythm. A private baseline is created and is uniquely theirs.
Nudges when routines change
Not just alarms after a fall. A weekly check-in, and a call the moment the pattern shifts.
A real nudge, from Quiet Care
Hi Emily, it’s Sarah from Quiet Care.
Mom has been up three nights this week and we’ve been noticing she’s eating less. Worth checking in! 💛
Not an emergency. Just letting you know about it proactively.
Thank you Sarah. Calling her at lunch... so glad you caught this.
“Mom has been up three nights this week and we’ve been noticing she’s eating less. Worth checking in.”
— a real nudge from Quiet Care
Dignity, not surveillance.
Most options force a trade between their privacy and your peace of mind. This doesn't. No camera films them. No device singles them out. They just live their life, and you finally get to breathe.
What we promise, and what we don't.
We watch for meaningful changes and reach out early, before things become a crisis.
A real person, not just an app, checks in regularly and calls you when the pattern shifts.
We're not a medical device, and we're never your only safety net. We'll always tell you exactly what is and isn't covered.
What you're really weighing.
Locked in for life · $129/mo after public launch
If it helps them stay in their own home even a few years longer, it's already paid for itself, in money, and in your peace of mind.
Why I'm building this.
My grandma spent her 80s and into her 90s living on her own terms: happy, independent, and free. I believe her routines and that sense of autonomy are what kept her thriving so long. But supporting her meant watching the burden fall entirely on Dad. Today’s tools forced constant habit changes, invaded her privacy, and drowned him in endless streams of notifications that were impossible to act on. I'm building Quiet Care to change that.
— Jonathan Vu, Founder
Older adults who maintain their independence and daily routines tend to live longer, and with sharper minds. A Harvard study found people who lived independently experienced 2x less cognitive decline than those who lost independence sooner.
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Alzheimer's & Dementia
Reserve a founding spot.
We're onboarding a small first group in King County. Founders lock in $79/mo for life, well below our expected $129/mo public price. Your $25 deposit is credited to your first month and is fully refundable until we install.
Fully refundable until we install · No camera, ever · We'll never share or spam your email
Questions families ask.
Small, camera-free sensors placed in common areas like the kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom. No cameras, no recordings. Every home gets our standard sensor kit, and we work with you to tailor the setup to your person's spaces and routines.