GuardianNest: Elder Care

GuardianNest: Elder Care

by Coding Minds, Inc.

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  • Released
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  • July 2, 2026
  • July 2, 2026
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GuardianNest helps families and caregivers keep an eye on elderly loved ones who live alone — without being intrusive. Paired with the GuardianNest home device, the app turns continuous safety monitoring into clear, calm, at-a-glance information on your phone. WHAT IT DOES GuardianNest is designed to help you respond quickly to two kinds of risk that matter most for older adults living independently: • Health events — the home device is designed to help detect falls, prolonged immobility, and other signs that someone may need help, and notify you right away. • Home environment — it continuously tracks indoor air quality, including carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, combustible gas, smoke, temperature and humidity, so invisible hazards don't go unnoticed. IN THE APP • Dashboard — one screen showing whether everything is "All Clear," needs attention, or is an emergency, with live readings at a glance. • Alerts — a clear history of every event, with details and one-tap resolution. • Trends — easy charts of air-quality and environment readings over time. • Contacts — keep emergency contacts handy and call them in one tap. • Connect — pair the app to a GuardianNest home device in a few steps. BUILT FOR PEACE OF MIND • Simple, large, high-contrast design made for caregivers of every age. • Light and dark mode. • Push notifications the moment something needs your attention. TRY IT WITHOUT A DEVICE No account or sign-up is required. The app opens into a live demo with realistic simulated data, so you can explore every screen before connecting a device. IMPORTANT — PLEASE READ GuardianNest is a home-safety awareness and notification tool. It is NOT a medical device, NOT a personal emergency response system, and is NOT a substitute for professional medical care, supervision, or emergency services. It may not detect every event and should not be relied upon as the sole means of protecting anyone. In an emergency, always call your local emergency number (such as 911).
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July 2, 2026

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