Discreet support for people who need looking out for — without invading privacy.

Know they're safe.
Without the worry.

Silent Living quietly supports someone you care about at home — whether they're living independently, managing dementia risk or recovering after a difficult time. Discreet sensors let you know when something needs attention, without cameras or intrusion.

Quiet living room at home with a discreet wall sensor — no cameras, just everyday routine.
Family dashboardEverything looks usual

A calm morning at home

Up and about07:12
Kettle on07:40
Medicine cabinet08:05
Check-in logged09:30
You only hear from Silent Living when something needs attention.
A warm home paired with a private activity dashboard showing an ordinary morning routine.

Which plan fits your family?

Four ways to know they're safe, from a simple daily check-in to a fully tailored home.

Most families start here — it takes under a minute and points you straight to the right plan.

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Privacy by design

Private by design: no cameras, no microphones, data never sold

Quiet support should never come at the cost of dignity. Silent Living notices useful changes without filming, listening to or selling information about anyone.

No cameras requiredPrivate, passive support
Data never soldNever shared for advertising
UK-based supportEmail any time, phone Mon–Fri 9am–6pm
Phone-guided setupOr a DBS-checked engineer near Solihull
Who it’s for

Who Silent Living is for

For people who need a little more looking after — and for those who care about them — without CCTV or a clinical feel.

Family member checking a simple reassurance app showing a calm, usual morning.

Families and carers

For anyone who wants reassurance that someone they care for is safe at home.

Dementia and memory support

Quiet oversight of changing routines, without taking away dignity or independence.

Recovery or vulnerability at home

Extra reassurance during recovery, periods of vulnerability or independent living.

How it works

How camera-free home monitoring works

Set it up yourself with our help on the phone, or have our engineer fit it near Solihull. Then the system supports their routine quietly in the background.

  1. 01

    We help you set it up

    We post everything with clear instructions and guide you through setup on the phone. Near our Solihull head office, an engineer can fit it for you.

  2. 02

    The system learns their routine

    Quiet sensors monitor activity around the home and build a picture of a normal day.

  3. 03

    You get the right alert

    Only when something genuinely needs your attention — never a stream of noisy notifications.

  4. 04

    Peace of mind, every day

    You can get on with your life knowing you'll hear straight away if the person you care for needs you.

When an alert is raised

Automated Check-In Calls

If something seems wrong, Silent Living doesn't just send an alert and hope someone sees it. A calm, friendly automated voice can call your loved one first, in the language they're most comfortable with, or go straight to family if you prefer.

  1. 01

    We call them first

    When an alert is raised and the 'call them first' setting is on, our system rings the resident and gently asks if they're okay, in their preferred language. If it's off, we call the family contact directly.

  2. 02

    All fine? The alert is cleared

    If they say they're okay, the call ends and the alert is cleared, with no need to disturb anyone else.

  3. 03

    Need help? We reassure them

    If they don't answer, or tell us something's wrong, we calmly let them know help is being arranged.

  4. 04

    We call their contacts

    We then call the main family member or carer, explain what's happened and ask them to confirm whether they can go.

  5. 05

    No answer? We try the next person

    If the first contact doesn't pick up, we leave a voicemail and call the next contact on the list.

Silent Living is not a replacement for emergency services. In an emergency, always call 999.

What's included

Everything you need to know they're alright

A complete in-home system that supports their independence and gives you calm, useful reassurance.

Motion & activity monitoring

Discreet sensors learn your loved one's daily routine and quietly flag anything unusual.

Bed sensor

Knows when they've gone to bed and when they've got up — and lets you know if something's not right.

Optional fall sensor

An optional fall sensor can be fitted in a room where you'd like extra reassurance.

Medication reminders

A gentle nudge if the medicine cabinet hasn't been opened at the usual time.

Family dashboard

Check in on someone you care about at any time from a simple, friendly app on your phone.

Automated call escalation

If something needs attention, an automated call rings your loved one first (if you choose that setting) or goes straight to your main family contact, then the next contact if there's no answer.

Carer visit logging

Carer visits are recorded automatically with a single button-press at the door.

Dementia mode

Enhanced sensitivity settings adapted for memory loss, with extra reassurance built in.

Packages

Four ways to find the right level of support.

Every plan includes the AI check-in call, family reassurance and privacy-first support.

Check-In

Simple daily reassurance.

Hardware, one-off£270
Monthly subscription£15

We'll buy the hardware back if you no longer need it

For: Someone who's mostly independent and just wants family to know they're okay

Includes

  • Two motion sensors (landing + downstairs)
  • AI check-in call if no movement by a set time
  • Calls the emergency contact if there's no answer
  • Family dashboard

Standard Care

Daily wellbeing around the home.

Hardware, one-off£420
Monthly subscription, from£29.99

We'll buy the hardware back if you no longer need it

For: Daily wellbeing monitoring with sensors placed around the home

Includes

  • Up to 4 motion sensors
  • 2 contact sensors
  • AI call escalation
  • Family dashboard
  • Standard alert defaults

Add-ons available: Bed sensor, Medicine reminder

Most popular

Advanced Care

More coverage for more complex needs.

Hardware, one-off£520
Monthly subscription, from£49.99

We'll buy the hardware back if you no longer need it

For: More complex needs — memory loss, fall risk, or daily medication

Includes

  • Up to 8 motion sensors
  • 5 contact sensors
  • Fall sensor
  • Pressure sensor
  • Fully customisable alerts
  • Priority support

Add-ons available: Bed sensor, Medicine reminder

Bespoke

Monitoring and automation designed together.

Hardware, one-off, from£1,000+
Monthly subscription£49.99

Final hardware figure confirmed on a call — depends on the setup. Monthly price is the same as Advanced Care.

We'll buy the hardware back if you no longer need it

For: Monitoring built alongside heating and lighting automation, tailored to the home

Includes

  • Everything in Advanced Care
  • Heating and lighting automation
  • Designed around the home rather than a fixed spec
  • Dedicated support

What's included in your monthly subscription

Beyond the monitoring itself, every plan's monthly fee covers ongoing care of the system.

Email support included on every planQuestions, tweaks or a change of circumstances — just email us. Support by email is part of every subscription.
Reviewed as they settle inWe periodically check in on the setup and recommend setting changes based on how things are actually being used — so it gets better tailored to them over time.
Gets smarter over time

Two weeks in, we fine-tune everything for them.

After your loved one has been on the system for two weeks, we analyse their activity patterns and optimise every alert threshold to match their actual routine. Bedtimes, wake-up times, quiet periods — all calibrated to them personally. So alerts are always relevant, never annoying.

Included with every package
Families

A quieter mind, a louder life.

“I used to ring mum three times a day just to check she was alright. Now I just glance at the app over my morning coffee and I know.”
Sarah — Daughter, Birmingham · Beta customer
“Dad's installation took a couple of hours and he barely noticed. The peace of mind for us is genuinely life-changing.”
James — Son, Manchester · Beta customer
“The carer button means I always know when mum's had her visit, even when I'm at work two hours away.”
Priya — Daughter, London · Beta customer
FAQ

Camera-free home monitoring: your questions answered

No. Silent Living uses discreet motion, contact and bed sensors. It does not film, listen to or record anyone at home.

The sensors are small, camera-free and quiet. They notice changes in routine without showing live footage, helping the person keep their dignity and independence.

No. It can support anyone who needs quiet reassurance at home, including people living with memory difficulties, recovering after illness or feeling vulnerable while living independently.

No. The system works quietly in the background, so nothing has to be worn, charged or remembered. If they'd like something to press, an optional pendant or alarm button is available.

No. Nothing has to be worn. Camera-free sensors work quietly in the background and notice changes in their usual routine. If they'd like something to press, there's an optional pendant and alarm button. An optional fall sensor can also be fitted in a room.

No. Silent Living is private by design: no cameras, no microphones, and personal and sensor data is never sold or shared for advertising. We only use the information needed to run alerts, the family dashboard and check-in calls.

Yes. The Silent Living box needs an internet connection and plugs into the back of your router with a network cable, because Wi-Fi isn't reliable enough. If the box goes offline, the family member is notified.

Most families set it up themselves: we post the equipment with clear instructions and guide you through it on the phone. If you live near our head office in Solihull, a DBS-checked engineer can install it for you.

Alert settings can be made more sensitive to changing routines, unusual movement or doors opening, while the system remains passive and camera-free.

Yes. Family members and carers can use the shared dashboard and alert flow, helping the right person respond without repeated check-in calls.

Yes. Contact us to cancel. Monthly payments continue until Silent Living hardware is returned in good working order, then the subscription is closed promptly.

Small motion, contact and bed sensors are set up around the home. The system learns the person's usual routine and only alerts family or carers when something genuinely needs attention. Nothing films, listens to or records anyone.

Check-In is £270 one-off hardware, posted to you to set up yourself, plus £15 a month. Standard Care is £420 plus from £29.99 a month, and Advanced Care is £520 plus from £49.99 a month; the monthly price rises if you add extra sensors. Bespoke hardware starts from £1,000+, confirmed on a call, plus £49.99 a month. We'll buy the hardware back if you no longer need it.

If the 'call them first' setting is on, our automated call rings the person at home and gently asks if they're okay, in their preferred language. If they're fine, the alert is cleared. If they don't answer or need help, or if that setting is off, we call the main family member or carer, then the next contact on the list if there's no answer.

No. Silent Living doesn't send text messages. When something needs attention, you get an automated phone call instead.

Yes. Our automated calls always come from the same number, so you can save it in your phone, and your loved one's, and recognise it straight away.

Our email support is monitored whenever you need us. Our phone lines are open Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm.

No. Silent Living is not a replacement for emergency services. In an emergency, always call 999.

Prefer to talk it through?

Call us and we'll walk you through everything — no pressure, no jargon.