Steady keeps a quiet, steady eye on a loved one's wellbeing and tells you the moment something changes — their vitals, their activity, whether they've left a safe area. Shared only with the people they trust.
Works with the Apple Watch or Oura ring they already wear.
No charts to decode — just a plain answer to the question you actually have.
Heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep and activity, turned into a status you can trust: Doing okay. Resting. Heart rate elevated. Never raw numbers to interpret.
Built for the fear every dementia caregiver knows. Draw a safe zone around home, and Steady alerts you the moment they leave it — and shows you where they are, in real time.
Quiet until it matters — then unmistakable. A push the instant something changes, with "I've got it" right on the notification. Only on real changes. Never a stream of noise.
Steady works with the Apple Watch or Oura ring your loved one already wears. Connect it once and it syncs on its own — nothing to install on their phone for ring users, no gadgets to hand back and forth.
Your iPhone. A glance on your Apple Watch. A home- and lock-screen widget. A web dashboard from any browser.
Add family and each person gets their own level of access. Consent is captured up front — including when you're the guardian consenting on their behalf.
Add as many caregivers as you like. Family sees exact location; others see only "home or away." You decide who sees what.
A subject consents before any data is shown. When they can't consent for themselves, a guardian attests on their behalf during setup.
Self-monitoring works on a single phone — turn your own device into the data source, no second person required.
Health and location are used only to show wellbeing to the caregivers you approve. Never sold, never used for advertising, never stored in iCloud. You choose who sees precise location. Delete everything anytime; export your data whenever you want.
Steady is in final testing now. Launching on the App Store soon — email us for a TestFlight invite.
No. Steady is for reassurance, not diagnosis, treatment, or emergencies. In an emergency, call your local emergency number — Apple Watch Fall Detection and Medical ID handle those.
Apple Watch (through Apple Health) and the Oura ring today, with more wearables coming. Your loved one wears their own; you connect it once.
No. For ring users there's nothing to install on their phone — you set it up. Apple Watch users just wear their watch.
Yes. It's shared only with caregivers they (or their guardian) approve, and you control who sees precise location. We never sell it or use it for advertising.
Yes — add as many caregivers as you like, each with their own level of access.
A caregiver or guardian can attest to consent on their behalf during setup.
Steady is for reassurance, not emergencies. It is not a medical device — in an emergency, call your local emergency number.