ELLO tells you what matters
and nothing else
Every alert is written in plain language so you know exactly what happened and what to do next. No camera footage to scroll through. No guessing.
Critical event detection
Falls, faints, smoke, wandering, distress — ELLO tells you what happened and when.
Why Ello is different
Why a security camera isn't enough.
Most families already have a camera. They check it when they remember to — and miss everything in between. ELLO isn't a camera you watch. It's a camera that watches for you.
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What it detects
What it detects
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Motion detected
Doesn't tell you if something's actually wrong
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Critical events detected
Falls, fainting, smoke, wandering, distress — contextualised
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HOW YOU FIND OUT
When you get to the footage
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You Review Footage
When you have time. Which is never.
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You get a summary
Plain language. What actually happened
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Alert Volume
How often it bothers you
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Alerts for everything
Every shadow. Every visitor. Pure noise.
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Silence unless it matters
No noise. Only signal.
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Long-term awareness
Spotting slow changes over time
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no pattern awareness
Can't see gradual decline
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Drift Detection
Spots decline weeks before a crisis hits
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built for caregivers
Who it was designed for
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Build for security
Designed to watch property, not people
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Built for families
Every feature designed around a caregiver's real worry
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In the News
What people are saying about ELLO
See what the press is saying about ELLO and the families we're building for.
The home security system that understands you: Inside Ivan Mun's Ello
A tragedy turned into an opportunity to give caregivers a pair of extra eyes especially in a fall or when a loved one wanders off.
The quiet shift: Rethinking home tech for ageing with dignity
By 2030, nearly one in four residents will be aged 65 and above. That statistic is often cited, but less often confronted is what it really means for the people doing the caring.
Should AI watch your parents?
Caring for ageing parents is becoming one of Asia’s fastest-growing emotional and practical challenges. Yet much of that burden remains invisible.
