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Monitor a loved one's health and location remotely with their permission. Receive alerts for falls, vital sign limits, or when they leave a designated safe zone. Manage medications and reminders for enhanced care.
What's New in FamilyWatcher
1.1.3
October 9, 2026
FAQ
What devices does FamilyWatcher support?
FamilyWatcher is available for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. Your parent needs an iPhone and an Apple Watch with specific watchOS versions for full functionality. The app requires iOS 15.6 or later.
How does FamilyWatcher ensure privacy?
Your parent must explicitly agree to what data is shared before any information is transmitted. They can revoke permission at any time. The app focuses on sharing necessary health and location data with designated family members.
What health metrics can FamilyWatcher track?
With an Apple Watch, FamilyWatcher can track heart rate, blood oxygen, respiratory rate, sleep stages, and falls. Without a watch, it primarily tracks steps and location. Data is read from Apple Health with permission.
Can FamilyWatcher alert emergency services?
No, alerts generated by FamilyWatcher are sent to designated family members only. The app is designed for family-based care and does not directly contact emergency services or the parent themselves.
How often is FamilyWatcher updated?
The latest version of FamilyWatcher is 1.1.3, and it was last updated on October 9, 2026. Updates typically address bug fixes, performance improvements, and new features to enhance the user experience.
What is the age rating for FamilyWatcher?
FamilyWatcher has an age rating of 17+. This rating is generally due to the sensitive nature of health monitoring and the potential for complex features related to caregiving.
Does FamilyWatcher have ads?
No, FamilyWatcher does not contain advertisements. As a free application, it provides its features without interruption from promotional content.
How does the 'safe zone' feature work in FamilyWatcher?
You can set a safe zone around your parent's home. FamilyWatcher will notify your family when your parent leaves this designated area and when they return, providing peace of mind about their movements.
