Reassurance should never cost dignity.
The hardest part of caring at a distance is doing it without making someone feel watched. Edgar is built, from the sensor up, so it never does.
See the resident's view
This is exactly what your parent sees — the same truth, shown to both sides.
No cameras
There is no video, anywhere, ever. Nothing to be caught on.
No microphones
Edgar never listens. Conversations stay private.
No wearables
Nothing to clip on, charge, or feel watched by.
No selling data
Your family's data is never sold or used for advertising. Full stop.
Four promises we design around
The resident consents — by law
In France this is special-category health data. Your parent's own consent is a legal requirement, separate from the family's wish. Edgar builds that consent in — it's not a checkbox someone else ticks.
They see exactly what you see
The resident has their own view of what Edgar notices and what the family sees. No hidden monitoring — the same truth, shown to both sides.
They stay in control
Your parent can pause sharing, limit what's shared, or see who has access, whenever they like. Dignity isn't a setting we bury.
Data stays in the EU
Everything is processed and stored on European infrastructure, under GDPR. Intimate signals — sleep, bathroom, eating — are handled with extra care wherever they appear.
Intimate signals, shown gently.
Bathroom, sleep and eating patterns are intimate even without a camera. Edgar never tallies them up as a prurient log. They're shown softly, only where relevant — to spot the early signs of a change in wellbeing, nothing more.
Edgar
Reassurance, not surveillance. Quiet wellbeing awareness for an ageing parent at home.
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