FOR FAMILIES LIVING AWAY FROM AGEING PARENTS IN INDIA

You call every evening. It still doesn't tell you enough.

A small, visible device builds a picture of your parent's permitted daily routines, such as movement, meals and medicine. When something meaningfully changes, you receive a plain-language update and a trusted person nearby can check in. No camera. No wearable. Nothing new for your parent to remember.

NO CAMERAS - VISIBLE PRIVACY CONTROLS - CLEAR OWNERSHIP WHEN A CHECK IS NEEDED

Maya pouring tea during her usual morning routine at home.Maya pouring tea during her usual morning routine at home.

A FAMILIAR MORNING AT HOME

Maya continues her usual morning at home while LogCare quietly keeps her family informed.

MAYA'S MORNING AT HOME

Independent at home. Quietly connected to the people who can help.

TODAY - 8:32 AM

Maya's morning looks normal

Her routine appears consistent. No check-in suggested.

THE DISTANCE PROBLEM

You cannot call all day. Small changes at home can still matter.

01

A missed routine

Meals, sleep or medicine begin to shift quietly over several days, changes that are easy to miss during a phone call.

02

A moment that needs checking

A call for help, unusual quiet or an unexpected change may need someone to check in, not another unanswered phone call.

03

No local response plan

Even when you notice something is wrong, it is difficult to act if nobody nearby knows they are responsible for checking.

TRUST BEFORE TECHNOLOGY

Awareness without turning the home into a surveillance room.

Maya should always understand what is active, what is paused and who may receive an update. Her consent remains central to the setup.

No camera. No wearable. Visible control.

Maya reading calmly at home, representing visible privacy and control.Maya reading calmly at home, representing visible privacy and control.
NO CAMERA

No cameras in private rooms

Bedrooms, bathrooms and puja spaces stay off-camera. Always.

NO WEARABLE

Nothing to wear or remember

Maya does not need to charge, wear or learn a new device for LogCare to support awareness.

VISIBLE CONTROL

Privacy that can be seen and changed

Maya should understand what is active, what is paused and who may receive an update.

HOW LOGCARE WORKS

Notice. Understand. Help the right person respond.

  1. NOTICE

    A permitted routine looks different

    LogCare observes meaningful changes in daily patterns without cameras or wearables.

    The family sees a possible change, not raw sensor noise.
  2. UNDERSTAND

    Recent context is added

    The system presents a plain-language observation and asks the right trusted person to review it.

    The update remains calm and understandable.
  3. RESPOND

    Anjali, Maya's chosen local responder, checks in

    Anjali can visit, call, close the task and record the outcome.

    Someone clearly owns the next step.Anjali checking in with Maya during a calm home visit.

A system observation is not a diagnosis or a confirmed event. A named person records the outcome whenever an in-person check is requested.

WHAT YOU ACTUALLY RECEIVE

A calm update on normal days. A clear response trail when something changes.

You see the useful conclusion, not a wall of sensor data.

Maya walking through a calm care home corridor with a care partner nearby.

Quietly senses the environment. Pauses visibly.

LOGCARE
TODAY - 8:32 AM

Maya's morning looks normal

Her routine appears consistent. No check-in suggested.

Routine appears consistent
LAST CHECKED OUTCOME

Anjali spoke with Maya - 9:22 AM

Maya slept late and did not request assistance.

NEEDS A CHECK

Morning activity began later than usual.

Observation only - Anjali has been asked to review

HUMAN-CHECKED OUTCOME

Anjali spoke with Maya at 9:22 AM.

Maya said she slept late and did not need assistance.

Closed by Anjali - 9:24 AM

WHAT YOU RECEIVE

Calm updates on normal days. A clear next step when something changes.

TODAY - 8:32 AM

Maya's morning looks normal

Her routine appears consistent. No check-in suggested.

Routine appears consistent

ONE QUIET SYSTEM, TWO USEFUL EXPERIENCES

Reassurance for your family. Focus for care partners.

An adult daughter reading a LogCare update on her phone at home.
FOR YOUR FAMILY

A useful daily summary, not constant alerts.

Maya keeps her routines. You get reassurance when the day looks normal and a named next step when it does not.

See the family experience
Care partners reviewing a care response workflow together around a table.
FOR CARE PARTNERS

A focused response queue with clear ownership.

Coordinators review changes, assign follow-up, and keep a documented response trail between scheduled visits.

Explore care-partner workflows

CURRENTLY AVAILABLE IN SELECT BENGALURU AREAS

Start with one home, one response plan and clear success measures.

A small, structured pilot for families who want reassurance, without asking a parent to live on camera or report every movement.

LogCare is currently being introduced in select Bengaluru areas. Join the waitlist and we will let you know whether your home is in an active setup zone.

Join the Bengaluru waitlist

No sensitive medical details are required at the waitlist stage. We will confirm availability before any setup conversation.

No sensitive medical details are required at the waitlist stage. We will confirm availability before any setup conversation.

BOOK A TIME

Choose a time to speak with LogCare.

Use the calendar below to pick a slot. We will use the conversation to understand your home, area availability and response plan.