Omblit reads a wrist-worn wearable and a handful of home sensors, and turns them into one clear score, alerts that were checked before they woke you, and a care team that finally sees the same picture.
4.8 from 1,200+ families
Wrist to phone
The watch reads her vitals all day and passes them straight to your app. No syncing to remember, nothing for her to operate, and no spreadsheet of numbers you have to interpret on your own.
Mom
Omblit Watch
Worn all day. Reads 12+ signals.
AI Risk Score
30-day wellness trend · higher is better
From the watch
All in rangeCompanion app
One score, and what moved it.
Margaret, 78, lives alone and intends to keep it that way.
The gap
Seniors want their autonomy. Families want to stop worrying. Today those two things are in direct conflict, because the only tools on offer are a panic button or moving in.
“Are you eating? Did you sleep?” You get the answer she thinks you want to hear, and nobody ends up with real visibility.
A watch counts steps. A hospital keeps records. The two never meet, so the care plan plans around a snapshot from months ago.
A pendant button works if she is conscious and willing to press it. The slow decline in the weeks before is invisible.
“I stopped calling three times a day to ask if she was alright. I open the app, I see she slept, she walked, she took her tablets. Then I get on with my morning.”
Predict · Protect · Connect
Most products in this category do one of these and gesture at the other two.
Predict.
01 / 03The risk engine reads movement, heart rate, sleep, medication adherence and fall events, then shows its arithmetic. Every point is attributed to a signal you can go and check yourself.
Protect.
02 / 03Before anything reaches your phone, Omblit rules out the boring explanations: a dead battery, a watch left on the nightstand, an afternoon nap that happens every single day.
Connect.
03 / 03Family, professional caregivers and clinicians work from the same dashboard. She grants each permission individually, and can pull any of them back without making a phone call.
Version one is deliberately rules-based, not machine learning. It is easier to test, easier to explain to a clinician, and easier to defend when someone asks why the app woke them at 3am. Learning against each senior’s own baseline comes later, once there is enough reliable data to earn it.
The AI presents results as decision support. It is a prompt to look closer, never a medical diagnosis.
How a score is assembled
Which lands in one of four bands
Alerts
The fastest way to make a family ignore your product is to cry wolf. Omblit runs five checks before it escalates anything, so the alerts that do arrive are worth standing up for.
Before escalating, the system asks
Only once those come back wrong does anyone’s phone light up. Everything else resolves quietly in the timeline.
Four levels, so urgency means something
The escalation path
Access & consent
Every caregiver and senior relationship starts with an invitation and an approval. Access is never assumed. The database enforces it with row-level security, so it is not merely hidden in the interface.
Six switches, hers to flip
Sharing location with a daughter does not mean sharing medication history with an agency.
Why Omblit
There are good products in this market. None of them close the loop from the wrist, to the family, to the clinician.
Predicts risk before an incident
Trends across movement, sleep, meds and heart rate
Validated, explainable scoring
Clinically reviewed rules, every point attributed
Caregiver visibility dashboard
One shared view for family and professionals
Checks the signal before escalating
Battery, connection, routine and second sensor
Epic integration
Data reaches the clinicians who make the plan
Senior-controlled permissions
Granular consent the senior can revoke
What families say
Average of 1,200+ reviews, out of 5
“The first month I checked it constantly. Now I glance once with my coffee and that is the whole ritual. It gave me my mornings back.”
Sarah C.
Caring for her mother, Buffalo NY
“What sold me was that it told me the watch was off the charger rather than pretending Dad had stopped moving. It does not cry wolf.”
Marcus D.
Caring for his father, Portland OR
“I can see the same numbers the family sees, and the score explains itself. It makes the fifteen minutes I have with each client count.”
Renée A., RN
Home-care agency, Chicago IL
Ratings and reviews shown are illustrative for this preview.
The risk logic is reviewed by a physical therapist, a registered nurse and an occupational therapist before it ships.
Trust
Health monitoring only works if people trust it enough to leave it switched on. Security is a design constraint here, not a checklist at the end.
Pricing
Families subscribe monthly. Agencies pay per enrolled patient. Both start with a 30-day trial, and the hardware is included in the subscription.
For one senior and the family around them.
$29per month
Start free trialAdds home sensors and a professional seat.
$49per month
Start free trialFor home-care agencies, hospitals and clinical programs.
Customper enrolled patient
Talk to usPrices are illustrative for this preview. Emergency dispatch and smart-lock control are not part of the MVP. Omblit notifies verified family and caregivers.
Questions
She holds the controls. The senior account owns the data. She grants each permission on its own: location, health data, medication, notifications, devices, care notes. She can switch any of them off again without asking anyone. Caregivers only ever see what she has agreed to share.
No. Omblit points a caregiver at something worth a closer look. It does not diagnose anything, and it is no substitute for a clinician. Before the risk logic ships, a physical therapist, a registered nurse and an occupational therapist review it.
Silence is treated as a device problem until something proves otherwise. Before escalating, Omblit checks the connection, the battery, the time of day, and any other sensor in the home. If it turns out to be the watch, the app says so plainly instead of implying an emergency.
Not yet. Today Omblit notifies verified family members and caregivers. Emergency dispatch and smart-door unlocking carry legal, security and local-service work that we are not willing to ship half-finished.
Through Epic, so the wearable data lands where the care plan actually gets written instead of sitting in a consumer app nobody clinical ever opens. Agencies license that integration as part of their contract.
A wrist-worn wearable, included with the subscription. Family Plus and Agency plans add motion and door sensors for the home, which send their events to Omblit over the Wi-Fi you already have.
Walk through the caregiver dashboard with live sample data: the risk score, the alert timeline, the SOS flow. No signup, nothing to install.
Predict. Protect. Connect.
