She stays home.
You get to breathe.
A quiet, private system that keeps watch over an ageing parent at home. It notices what matters, gives gentle reminders, and keeps you close, without turning her life into a video feed.
It's 2pm. Is she okay?
You're at work, across the island, or overseas. She's home alone. You love her, and you carry a small, constant hum of worry you can't put down. Did she eat? Did she take her pills? What if she falls and no one knows for hours?
Singapore is ageing faster than almost anywhere on earth. More and more of us are living this exact ache, wanting a parent to keep their independence, and quietly afraid of the day something goes wrong unseen.
Someone's looking out for her, and it's still you.
Silverline doesn't replace your visits or your phone calls. It sits quietly in the background and does three gentle things.
Catch what matters
A possible fall, a long stillness, a call for help. Noticed in the moment, and you're told fast.
Gently nudge
Meds, meals, water, appointments. It quietly checks they happened, and only nudges you if they didn't.
Keep her close
One touch to reach you, and a warm check-in from you, in her own language. 中文, 福建话, Malay.
Invisible, until the one moment it matters.
"Good morning, Ma."
A soft greeting in her language, and a gentle nudge that her blood-pressure pill is by the kettle. She takes it. Nobody is pinged. All is well.
She's pottering in the garden.
Silverline sees she's active and content, and stays completely out of the way. No feed, no fuss, no one watching.
A stumble in the kitchen.
Radar and motion agree she has gone down. Within seconds you get a calm, clear alert, not a video: "possible fall, kitchen". You call. She's shaken but fine. Hours of lying alone, avoided.
The lights walk her to bed.
As she gets up at night, a soft path of light guides her. A gentle goodnight, and a one-line summary lands on your phone: "Mum had a good day."
A person, not a patient under cameras.
This is the line we will not cross. Silverline sends alerts, not footage. Nobody, not even you, gets to "watch" her. In the private rooms there is no camera at all, only radar and motion. If a camera is used at the front door, frames are read on her own device and thrown away, and only a single keyframe is kept if there is a real emergency.
She can mute it with one touch. She can see everything it knows about her. Her home stays her home.
Her sensor data and any frames stay on the device in her home. The only thing that leaves is a short alert to the people who love her.
One quiet brain at home. Everything talks to it. Only the alert leaves.
A single local care brain runs on a small, always-on device in her home. Motion sensors, radar, wearables and lights plug into it, and it keeps working with the internet down. A camera is optional, off by default, and only for the front door.
Private. Offline-capable. Keeps its own data.
Years longer at home,
with her dignity intact.
Less fear for her. Less worry for you. And a fast, warm response the moment something is actually wrong. That is the whole point.
Want this for your parent?
We're setting up the first homes in Singapore now. Leave your details and we'll reach out when a place opens.
Local-first, dignity-first, made with care in Singapore.
Silverline is wellness monitoring, not a medical device, and not a substitute for a personal emergency response system. It is one more layer of safety, not the only one.
The private sensing
layer under your
care service.
Silverline puts a small, on-prem device in the homes you serve. It uses radar and motion, not cameras, to flag a possible fall or a long stillness, and routes a short alert to your responders. The sensor data stays in the home, so privacy stops being the reason families say no.
The demand is here. The workforce is not.
In 2025, 88,400 Singapore residents aged 65 and over lived alone, and about 218,000 households have no adult child living with them. From 1 April 2026, MOH made 24-hour fall and movement monitoring a national service, referral-gated, with one provider per sub-region.
Most home monitoring runs in the cloud, or puts a camera in the bedroom. For families and regulators, that is the reason they say no. Silverline is the private layer that gets your service past the front door.
It sits under your brand, and does three things for you.
A private sensing layer
Radar and motion in the home, no camera in the private rooms. You add safety monitoring without the privacy fight.
You keep the relationship
Alerts route to your responders and the family. You own the response, the client, and the brand. We stay invisible.
We run it for you
We install, tune, and maintain the devices and the rules. Your team gets clean alerts, not a hardware project.
Quiet until it counts, and logged either way.
Quiet.
Every home is active and settled. Your dashboard is calm. No calls, and no false alarms to chase.
A pattern shifts.
One resident has not moved from the bedroom past her usual time. Silverline raises a low-priority check, not an emergency.
A possible fall.
Radar and motion agree a resident has gone down in the kitchen. Your responder gets a clear alert with the room and the time. They call, then dispatch. It is logged.
The record writes itself.
Every event and every response is captured for your reporting and your audits. No footage, just what happened and when.
The privacy story becomes yours to sell.
Sensor data and any frames stay on the device in the home. The only thing that leaves is a short alert to the people who need it. That is a clean PDPA story, and it is the answer to the objection that stops most eldercare tech at the front door.
One local brain per home. Everything talks to it. Only the alert leaves.
A single on-prem care brain runs in each home. It speaks Home Assistant and Matter, so it takes any brand of motion sensor, radar, wearable or light, with no vendor cloud. It keeps working with the internet down.
Private. Offline-capable. Keeps its own data.
Fewer unseen falls. Longer at home.
A service families trust.
You extend real safety into the home without a call centre or a camera in the bedroom, and you can show families what your service caught, and how fast you responded.
Let's find out if this fits your service.
30 minutes, no slides, no obligation.
Silverline is wellness monitoring, not a medical device, and not a substitute for a personal emergency response system. Fall-alert accuracy is measured on your pilot homes before anyone signs anything.