When They Say No
A pendant or watch can be excellent when someone will wear it. Puffin Guard is for the common gap: capable people who want independence and may not accept a wearable.
The Problem
Pushing harder can damage trust. And if the pendant ends up in a drawer or on the charger overnight, the family may feel covered when they are not.
The Safety Net
Puffin Guard is placed in the home and forgotten about. It does not replace fall detection. It backs it up by making sure someone knows if normal daily movement does not happen.
Alert Flow
Puffin Guard is not a live activity feed. It waits for the expected check-in window, gives your loved one a chance to respond, then escalates to the people they chose.
The sensor notices normal movement in a hallway, living room, or kitchen. No cameras, microphones, or wearable devices.
Most of the time it sleeps. On the chosen schedule, usually daily, it connects over WiFi and sends the latest check-in.
If expected movement is missing, Puffin Guard sends an SMS and makes a phone call. If they check in, everything resets silently.
If they cannot respond within the grace period, family, friends, neighbours, or carers are alerted by SMS, email, and phone call.
Is It Right?
Puffin Guard sits in the gap between doing nothing and full care. It is for families who want someone to know if normal daily movement stops, without making home feel watched.
One small sensor. No cameras or wearables. Family only hears when something may be wrong.
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