The person being cared for does nothing.
No app to learn, battery to charge, button to press or wearable to carry. The Guardian phone stays plugged in and stationary in one room; it covers only what its camera can see.
PRIVATE CARE · ON-DEVICE AI
Automatic fall and inactivity alerts — without a wearable or cloud video recording.
A compatible Android stays plugged in and watches one chosen indoor zone. Velia analyses movement on the phone and alerts the family about a possible fall or unusual inactivity.
One Guardian covers one chosen indoor zone. Velia is complementary support, not an emergency or medical service.
TWO PHONES · TWO DIFFERENT ROLES

A compatible Android stays plugged in on a stable stand, facing one chosen room.

Your current iPhone or Android receives alerts and shows status when you need it.
No installer or dedicated camera. You need a compatible Android, its charger, a stable stand, Wi-Fi and the family’s current phone.

Set the compatible Android on a stable stand, leave it plugged in and point it at the room or zone everyone has agreed to cover.
FIXED · PLUGGED IN · ONE ZONE

Scan the in-person QR from the family’s iPhone or Android. The two phones now have distinct roles and a private link.
PAIR IN PERSON · QR

The family phone receives notifications and can open Velia to check the Home, the Guardian status or live video when needed.
ALERT · STATUS · VIEWER
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No app to learn, battery to charge, button to press or wearable to carry. The Guardian phone stays plugged in and stationary in one room; it covers only what its camera can see.
By default, Velia sends alerts without images. Detection stays on the phone and live video is encrypted, never recorded. With explicit permission, one ephemeral image may create the initial map or add context to a critical alert; it is never stored.
If you already own a compatible Android, reuse it with its charger and a stable stand. If you do not, you will need to source one. Essential alerts are free; Pro is US$9.99 per month, per home.
Different tools solve different care needs.
Features, coverage and subscriptions vary by product. Velia complements other safety measures rather than replacing them.
Velia is designed around the person receiving care too: no new chores, explicit consent, and visible signals whenever family watches or listens.
No app, wearable or panic button. The Guardian shows a simple status and handles the rest.
Setup asks for the cared person's consent and lets everyone agree which rooms use Velia. It does not activate without that agreement.
When family opens live video or audio, the Guardian screen says so. The person knows someone is watching or listening.
Velia handles detection on the phone. Only assisted setup and the optional Second Look use one ephemeral image; live video remains encrypted and is never recorded.
A vision neural network tracks the person's posture several frames per second — standing, sitting, lying down, on the floor. From the body it reads position, not identity.
Velia learns spatial patterns over time to help interpret movement. Placement, visibility and setup quality affect the result; it cannot always distinguish rest from a possible fall.
When someone leaves one camera’s view, a recent sighting by another Guardian can help avoid an unnecessary disappearance alert. It does not cancel every kind of alert or guarantee fewer false alarms.
With Pro and explicit permission, Second Look can send one ephemeral image to a cloud model for additional context on a critical alert. It is not a diagnosis or a guarantee that the situation is safe. The image is processed for that request and not retained.
The AI describes presence and routine; it never diagnoses. “Got up at 8:12” ✓ · “has an infection” ✗.
Implemented features are part of a broader validation effort on compatible phones. Device conditions and real homes vary; fall detection remains complementary support.
Analysis can continue overnight while the phone remains powered and able to see the zone. Low light, obstructions and device restrictions can limit detection.
If nobody responds, Velia alerts again after 3 minutes and escalates at 8. The first response stops the chain.
With Pro, family can open encrypted live video from up to four Guardians in one home.
Pro summarizes the night in clear text and each family member's language, without opening video.
Each Home keeps its own setup. Free includes one Home and one active Viewer; Pro allows multiple Viewers per Home.
A large button lets family talk. When they watch or listen, the Guardian screen clearly shows it.
A configured Guardian attempts to resume after a restart or app update. Camera permissions and Android restrictions still apply; check its status after an interruption.
Check connected, learning or offline status without opening video.
Every morning, Velia Pro turns the night's events into a short, calm summary. It works with text and structured data; video is not involved.
She got up at 2:40 and returned to bed 4 minutes later. Nothing out of the ordinary.
DOCUMENTED EXAMPLE · TEXT ONLY · NO VIDEO
Essential alerts and event context as best-effort assistance, with no subscription.
More context and shared access for a Home with several relatives.
Extended routine history
Not included in the plans available today.
Velia is in the final stretch before launch. Downloads and payments aren't open yet: coming soon to Google Play and the App Store.
Fall alerts are free forever. Pro adds unlimited live video, extra Guardians in the same home, and the morning report. Cancel anytime.
Launch pricing. May be adjusted before general release.
Free includes one Home, one Guardian and one active Viewer, with essential alerts and the alert clip. Pro is US$9.99 per Home each month or US$59.99 a year, supports up to four Guardians and multiple Viewers, and adds live video, the morning report, audio and optional Second Look. Founding Homes receive 30% off the first year of Velia Pro only.
Almost any Android from 2017 on: Android 8.0 or newer, 2 GB of RAM and any camera. The screen can be broken and the battery worn — the Guardian lives plugged in with the screen off. No SIM needed: just WiFi. The devices page has the exact requirements.
One Guardian covers one room or area, and only what falls inside its camera's field of view. It cannot see through walls and does not protect the rest of the home, the garden or trips outside. Other areas need additional, carefully placed phones; Pro supports up to four per Home. Velia is complementary support, not whole-home coverage.
No video recordings are stored on Velia’s servers. An authorized Viewer can request the temporary clip directly from the Guardian for up to 10 minutes after the alert. The clip is handled temporarily in memory (RAM). Velia does not write it to disk or store it as a cloud video recording.
Features, coverage and subscriptions vary by product. Velia complements other safety measures rather than replacing them. Can remain with the person beyond one room. Must be worn, charged or kept nearby. Some products require the person to press a button. Automatic detection depends on the particular device. One Guardian covers one chosen indoor zone. Velia is complementary support, not an emergency or medical service.
Detection can continue locally while the Guardian is running, powered and able to see the zone. Its battery may provide temporary power, but alerts and live video need internet to reach the family. Check the Guardian and network status after an interruption.
As the family's phone, yes: the app for watching and receiving alerts is on Android and iPhone. As the Guardian (the camera), Android only for now — which is precisely the phone that tends to sit in a drawer.