Step 1
Install on Each Resident's Phone
Guard2 runs in the background and reports device heartbeats and screen-unlock activity to the cloud. One-time setup takes about a minute.
If you look after many people who live alone, Guard2 helps your team keep a quiet eye on all of them — from a single inbox, with no daily check-ins required.
Residents of home-care programs, elders supported by volunteer networks, or families you serve — Guard2 keeps your team informed without adding chores to anyone's day.
Each person's phone reports independently. Your team receives alert emails in one place and always knows exactly which resident's device went quiet.
Residents don't need to remember to tap anything every day. No extra chore, no confusion, and no false alarms caused by a forgotten check-in.
Nights, weekends, and gaps between visits. If a phone powers off or stays unused past the threshold, the cloud server alerts you — even when nobody is on site.
Email alerts create a simple, timestamped record that a check-in was prompted — helpful when you need to show families that care was coordinated.
Set up once, then let the cloud server watch quietly.
Guard2 runs in the background and reports device heartbeats and screen-unlock activity to the cloud. One-time setup takes about a minute.
Our server checks each device on a regular schedule. If a phone goes offline or stays unused past the predefined threshold, it raises a flag — even if nobody is on site.
Alerts land in one shared inbox, clearly naming which resident's device went quiet — so the right person can follow up quickly.
Guard2 monitors device activity, not a person's physical safety, and is not a medical or emergency service. Alerts are generated by periodic cloud checks against predefined thresholds, not in real time.
Interested in bringing quiet, reliable monitoring to the people you care for? Reach out and we'll help you get started.