For families caring at a distance

Care for them,
from anywhere.

A single tap each morning says they're okay. Eldear turns that small ritual into quiet peace of mind — for you and for them.

iPhone & Apple Watch · Free to start

Eldear on iPhone showing a parent has checked in Eldear on Apple Watch

A small ritual, not a check-up

Nobody wants to feel watched. Eldear is built around one gentle moment each morning.

1

They say good morning

One tap on iPhone or Apple Watch — or their phone simply notices they're up and moving, with no tap at all.

2

You see they're okay

A calm note lands on your phone. Nothing to chase, nothing to ask. Just the quiet relief of knowing.

3

If the morning stays quiet

A gentle nudge goes to them first. Then to you. Then the wider Care Circle. Step by step — never a panic.

Everything the caring actually takes

The check-in is the heart of it. The rest is the admin that quietly piles up around it.

Never miss a dose again

Medicines, refill warnings and doctor visits in one calendar the whole family keeps in sync — so nobody has to remember alone, and nobody double-checks.

Shared calendar with medicines and appointments

Notice changes, gently early

Walking steadiness, pace and activity in plain language — never numbers to decode. A quiet nudge when something drifts, long before it becomes a worry.

Walking steadiness trends over time

Every paper, one safe place

Prescriptions, letters and lab results — scanned once and there for everyone, instead of scattered across drawers and inboxes.

Documents stored in Eldear

Anya handles the admin

Ask her to book the check-up, add the prescription, or find last year's letter. The busywork of caring, in one sentence.

Anya, the in-app care assistant

On the wrist. On the tablet. Wherever you are.

The morning tap is easiest on a watch. The whole picture is lovely on a big screen.

Eldear on Apple Watch showing a check-in Eldear on iPhone Eldear on iPad

Care, never surveillance

The person being cared for holds the controls — and sees exactly what the family sees. Nothing is hidden from them, ever.

Shared with the family
  • A daily “good morning” when they're up
  • Whether they're moving about — never where
  • A gentle walking-steadiness trend
  • Medicines and appointments you both add
Eldear never
  • Tracks live location or GPS
  • Reads messages, mail or photos
  • Uses the camera or microphone
  • Sells or shares data for advertising
Parent's own sharing controls in Eldear

Questions families ask

Does my parent need to be good with phones?

No. Their whole job is one large button each morning — and often not even that: if they're already up and moving, Eldear notices on its own and checks them in.

Do you track their location?

Never. Eldear has no location tracking of any kind. It knows whether someone has been moving about, never where they are.

Can they turn sharing off?

Yes — any part of it, at any time, from their own phone. They can also pause sharing entirely; the family simply sees “sharing paused”, never an alarm.

What happens if they forget?

A gentle reminder goes to them first. If the morning still stays quiet, you're told — calmly, and explicitly not as an emergency. Then the wider Care Circle.

Do we both need an iPhone?

Eldear works iPhone-to-iPhone. An Apple Watch makes the morning tap easier and adds fall detection, but it's entirely optional.

Start with tomorrow morning

Set it up together in a few minutes. The first “good morning” arrives tomorrow.

Download on the App Store