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Vitals Home

Knows her normal.

A small camera that learns your parent's day and texts you when it changes. The video never leaves their home.7

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In development. Joining the list is free.

Concept render and example texts.1

Get the highlights.

One text each evening says it was a normal day.

Up later than usual? It texts you that morning.

Her usual9:15Today6:007:008:009:0010:00

Simulated example.3

Built to alert you to a possible fall.

Wednesday
2:41
Vitals Homenow
Dad may have fallen in the hallway and hasn't gotten up. Call him now.

Example text. Accuracy not yet measured.4

Slower walking shows up as a line, not a surprise.

5.2s4.3s

Simulated: seconds to walk the hallway, 10 weeks.3

Restless nights, counted.

Simulated: hallway trips at night, 14 nights.

Only a few lines of text ever leave the house.

{ "event": "late_morning",
  "usually_by": "7:40",
  "now": "9:15" }

As designed.7

The daily text

One text. Every evening.

If Mom lives alone, quiet doesn't tell you much. Vitals Home sends one short text when the day looked like her normal, so quiet means something. On the day it doesn't, you hear about it in the morning, not at dinner.

MonNormal
TueNormal
WedLate morning
ThuNormal
FriNormal
SatNormal
SunNormal

An example week.2 You can turn the daily text off.

Privacy

What it sees stays in the camera.

The AI runs inside the camera. It keeps a few facts, like "in the kitchen at 7:12," and throws the picture away. No cloud video. No live view. Not for you, and not for us.7

In the camera

Seen, then discarded

Each picture is used for a moment and never saved.

kitchen 7:12
walked hallway 4.4 s
night trips 1
Leaves the house

A few lines of text

Everything sent for one late morning:

{ "event": "late_morning",
  "usually_by": "7:40",
  "now": "9:15" }
Your phone

A text you can act on

Plain words, compared to her own normal.

Mom hasn't come into the kitchen yet. Most days she's there by 7:40.
Example text

A camera that uploads clips

Video sent to the cloud
A one-minute clip of each fall
Kept for
30 days
Who sees it
Monitoring staff

Kami Fall Detect.5 It includes a monitoring service, which we don't.

Vitals Home

Video sent to the cloud
None
Kept for
Nothing to keep
Who sees it
No one, including us

As designed.7

How privacy works

Take a closer look.

Lens coverSlides over the glass.Planned.Infrared lightCounts night tripswithout a lamp.Oak baseOr stick it toa shelf.Wide lensA whole kitchenfrom one shelf.Status lightGreen means it'son and checking in.The AI, insidePictures are used hereand never sent.
  • Wide lensA whole kitchen from one shelf.
  • Infrared lightCounts night trips without a lamp.
  • Status lightGreen means it's on and checking in.
  • The AI, insidePictures are used here and never sent.
  • Lens coverSlides over the glass. Planned.
  • Oak baseOr stick it to a shelf.

Concept render. Size, materials and features will change.1

KitchenLiving roomHallwayBedroomBathroom YesTheir callYes Never Never
Where it goes

One shared room. Never a bedroom or bathroom.

A shelf in the kitchen or at the end of the hallway. Plug it in, connect it to their WiFi, choose who gets texts. Then it learns their normal for two weeks before it says anything.

  • Nothing to wear or charge. No button they have to remember.
  • Nothing to learn. No screen, no app, no voice assistant.
  • Easy to turn off. Unplug it any time, no fuss.
Your parent decides

Set it up with them, not on them.

A camera in someone's home is only OK if they want it there. If they say no, that's the answer.

They agree first.

Setup asks your parent, in plain words, whether they're happy to have it, and lets them pick the room.

No live view.

You get texts about their routine, not pictures of their day.

Visitors know.

A small card for the kitchen tells aides, cleaners and grandkids what the camera is and that it records nothing.

Which is right for your parent?

They do different jobs. Plenty of families will want two.

Vitals Home

$149 + $19/mo6Planned. In development.

  • Nothing to wear or charge
  • Daily "normal day" text
  • Routine alerts to family
  • Doesn't call for help
  • One shared room only

Medical alert pendant

$0 to $200 + $35 to $60/mo8With fall alerts

  • Worn all day
  • No daily text
  • No routine alerts
  • 24/7 call center
  • Works wherever it's worn

Smartwatch

$249 to $4998Plus a phone plan for the watch

  • Worn and charged daily
  • No daily text
  • No routine alerts
  • Calls 911
  • Works wherever it's worn
Straight talk

Not an emergency service. Keep the pendant.

Vitals Home texts family. It doesn't contact 911 or a call center. In an emergency, call 911. If your parent wears a medical alert button, keep it.

Why reserve now.

Planned price: $149 for the camera, then $19 a month or $190 a year.6 Nothing is charged today.

$99 for founding families.

The first 100 reservations get the camera for $99 and a price locked for two years.

First month free.

For everyone. Then month to month, or yearly for two months off.

Fully refundable.

Joining the list is free. Any deposit comes back whenever you ask, before we ship.

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Neil Gilani

Neil Gilani

Builds the camera and the AI inside it.

Yannai Richter

Yannai Richter

Runs the business side and every family's setup.

Two high-school students in San Jose. We started Vitals with a camera for cattle ranches. Vitals Home is the same idea for a parent. Our story ›

Reserve a spot for your family.

Free to join the list. Founding families get the camera for $99 and the first month free.

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Pre-launch reservation. Ship date to be decided. Fully refundable.

  1. The camera shown is a concept render, not a photo of a finished product. Its design, size, materials and features will change.
  2. Example texts and example weeks are written to show how Vitals Home is meant to work. They are not from a real home.
  3. Charts use simulated data. Vitals Home has not yet run in anyone's home.
  4. Vitals Home is built to alert family to a possible fall it can see. We haven't measured how often it catches one or misses one, and it can only see the room it's in. It can also send alerts when nothing is wrong. We'll publish measured results when we have them.
  5. Kami Fall Detect: $99.99 and $45 a month; a one-minute clip of each fall uploaded and kept 30 days; from Kami's January 2025 announcement, checked 13 November 2026.
  6. Planned prices; they could change before launch, and founding families keep theirs. Reservations are pre-launch. Ship date to be decided. Fully refundable.
  7. How we're designing it: video is processed inside the camera and never uploaded or recorded, there is no live view, and only short event messages leave the home. We'll publish the real message format before anything ships. Nobody independent has reviewed this yet.
  8. Typical prices checked 13 November 2026, with sources on the pricing page.
  9. Vitals Home is not an emergency service and does not contact 911. In an emergency, call 911.