Possible falls
A sudden impact followed by little movement can prompt an update asking you to check in.
Planned capabilityA comfortable bracelet designed to help you notice changes in a loved one’s daily routine—and know when to check in.
In development. Sign up for launch updates.
Three simple steps, from your loved one’s wrist to a caregiver’s app.
Put it on, take it off to charge, and wear it again. No screens or buttons to operate.
The bracelet follows movement and routine signals, and flags possible safety events.
Plain-language observations arrive in the app with enough context to decide whether to check in.
These are planned capabilities. They are still in development and do not represent validated performance.
A sudden impact followed by little movement can prompt an update asking you to check in.
Planned capabilityUnusually long periods without movement can prompt a clear update to a caregiver.
Planned capabilityChanges in movement and rest, described in words rather than raw numbers.
Planned capabilityLow battery, band not worn, or disconnected. Device silence never means someone is safe.
Planned capabilityThe bracelet should fit into the wearer’s life, not the other way around.
Light and unobtrusive, so wearing it every day stays easy.
Nothing to learn, set up, or remember to press.
Clear observations with context — not unexplained percentages or scores.
Built to support the wearer’s autonomy, and to be clear about what is shared.
Keeping an eye out is an agreement between people. Kinband is built around that.
The person wearing the bracelet agrees to be monitored.
Only authorized caregivers can see updates.
Kinband does not track GPS location.
Kinband is a caregiver support tool, not a medical device or a replacement for emergency services.
Join the waitlist for launch updates and opportunities to help shape the product.
For families and caregivers supporting an older adult, and for the person wearing the bracelet who wants to carry on with their usual routine.
No. The bracelet has no screens or buttons. Put it on, take it off to charge, and wear it again.
Plain-language observations about routine and possible safety events, with enough context to decide whether to check in. The capabilities described on this page are in development.
Monitoring requires the wearer’s consent, and access is limited to authorized caregivers. Kinband does not track GPS location.
The product is in development. We’ll share pricing and availability details as development progresses.
Version 1.0
Your email address, your selected language, and, optionally, who you would use Kinband for. We also store when you consented and the privacy notice version.
Only to send updates about Kinband’s development and launch. We do not sell or share your email with third parties for advertising.
We record the date and time of your consent along with the version of this notice, so it is clear what you agreed to.
Every update email includes an unsubscribe link. You can also ask us to delete your address at any time.
Monitoring through the bracelet requires the wearer’s consent, and access is limited to authorized caregivers. Kinband does not track GPS location.
We use your browser’s preferred languages unless you choose another language. Your choice is saved on this device when browser storage is available. We do not request GPS location.
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