The App
Inside the Silvie app: what you actually see
Silvie Team·5 min read
The sensor works on its own. You see everything in the app. It is built to answer one question before your morning coffee: is my parent okay today?
Here is what the app shows, screen by screen, and what the sensor can and can't detect.
What the sensor detects, and what it doesn't
This is the question every family asks first. Silvie uses radar, not a camera. It detects movement in the room. In the app you see a dot, not a picture. You can tell your parent is up and in the kitchen. You can't see them, and neither can anyone else.
See the difference
The morning view
Most mornings, you just want to know the night went fine. The app opens on the basics: they slept, they got up, they're moving. Below that are trends for sleep and bathroom visits. You can also see their breathing rate while they sleep. So you know about a rough night before you call.
An ordinary day, at a glance
Example only. The app builds this from real movement, so you can see when a day looks different from their usual.
Alerts, sorted by how much they matter
If an app alerts you all day, you learn to ignore it.
A fall alert. When Silvie detects a fall, it sends an alert through the app to the people you choose, with the room it happened in.
Everyday updates. Up and about this morning. Resting in bed this evening. These let you get on with your day without calling to check.
One view the whole family shares
Caregiving is rarely split evenly. The person who lives closest usually does the most. When everyone sees the same app, the work is easier to share. No one has to be the only contact, and no one has to guess how last night went.
Your parent has nothing to wear, charge or press. The sensor does the work. The app tells you what you need to know.
Fall detection without a camera
How radar catches a fall with nothing to wear, and where pendants and watches fall short.
How to monitor an elderly parent remotely
Every way to stay aware from a distance, from daily calls to radar, and the privacy trade-off each one makes.
Is my parent being watched?
The honest answer about what a radar sensor can and can't see.
More than a fall alarm
A daily view of whether your parent is up and moving.
See it for yourself
See the app and the small sensor on the wall. No cameras, no wearables.
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