Review recent context
Review recent activity and routine context without relying on cameras, microphones, or wearables.
SoloVera organizes everyday routine signals into context families, care teams, and communities can review together — without cameras, microphones, or wearables.
Illustrative Family Dashboard — Staged example, not live safety status
Privacy-first architecture
Reviewable, plain-language context
Built for multiple environments
Independent-living context
Solo speaks to independence—the ability to live life on your own terms, in your own home, at your own pace.
Vera comes from the Latin verus, meaning “true.”
Together, SoloVera expresses true independence: quiet, respectful context for the people you choose when a check-in may be helpful, without a watchful eye looking over your shoulder.
Care, not surveillance.
SoloVera is designed to organize everyday routine signals into useful context that can support a thoughtful check-in.
Review recent activity and routine context without relying on cameras, microphones, or wearables.
Compare staged routine summaries over time and decide whether a conversation or check-in makes sense.
Use plain-language context as one input to human judgment—not as a diagnosis or automatic decision.
Three areas the planned platform may help people review while keeping privacy, direct communication, and human judgment central.
Context around unusual inactivity or environmental signals that may be worth a person-led review.
Planned comparisons of compatible routine and movement signals that may support person-led conversations. These signals do not establish sleep quality, mobility, or health status.
Future context from separately validated sources may support conversations about connection. Presence or movement signals alone do not establish isolation, visitors, or social engagement.
A planned flow from compatible signals to person-led review, with privacy and dignity kept central.
Compatible camera-free sensors may record limited presence, movement, or environmental signals.
The planned platform is intended to organize compatible signals into summaries for review; it does not determine behavior or wellbeing.
People may add appropriate context while reviewing a summary.
People use the available context to decide whether follow-up is appropriate.
Support a loved one's independence with routine context that can make check-ins more informed and less intrusive.
See solutions for familiesExplore how compatible routine context might support a staff-led review without replacing professional judgment.
Explore provider solutionsOrganize routine changes and supporting context so teams can conduct their own review.
See how teams use SoloVeraNot surveillance cameras.Privacy-first environmental sensors.
Not wearable devices to charge or forget.Planned passive sensing.
Not endless raw data dashboards.Reviewable summaries and illustrative trends.
Not automatic safety decisions.Context for person-led attention.
The SoloVera philosophy
Illustrative family, care-team, and community views using staged demo data.
What recent activity is available?Review example room signals as context for a check-in.
What patterns have changed?Compare routine summaries without treating them as medical conclusions.
What differs in the examples?Illustrative routine comparisons can be reviewed without treating them as conclusions.
Review the planned privacy-first model, its limitations, and current availability.