Trusted Wellbeing

“Trusted Wellbeing” app won a prestigious UK Government ‘Innovate UK’ award (Nov/2016). The app helps to keep families safe and healthy. It lets you look after and keep an eye on the people you care about. This is an advanced private secure app you can rely upon.

(1) Keeps children safe
The app notifies you when your child enters or leaves a place, such as a school or playground. It tells you if your child’s phone is suddenly switched off or loses signal. Fast 24x7 GPS tracks means you always know where your child is and where they have been. It alerts you if your child’s phone battery gets low. If your child has a problem they can press a ‘SOS’ button or they can simply flip the phone face-down (they don’t need to open the phone) and you and other family members will be alerted. The app has large clickable emotion icons that help children tell you how they are feeling (includes specially designed bullying icons). You can organize your child’s phone from your own phone. You can create a list of important phone numbers (and add photographs) and these are automatically shared on to your child’s phone. Your child simply clicks a photo of the person to make a phone call. You can add a list of safe webpage links for your child to use - with one click your child can safely browse. You can add a list of places (home, school, clubs…) – with one click your child can open satnav (includes live bus/train timetables). So you know where your child is now and where they are going to.

(2) Helps elderly relatives stay safe and independent
The app notifies you if an elderly relative is struggling with their daily routine. The app lets you know when they charge their phone/tablet – so you can remind them if they forget. The app tells you when your elderly relative picks-up and moves their phone/tablet – so you know if they wake and pick-up their phone at their regular time in the morning or if they move unexpectedly at night. You can setup simple routine events for your loved one, such as ‘take your morning medicine’, 'drink some water' and the app reminds the person and it lets you see when they have done it. Fast 24x7 GPS tracks means you always know where they are and it notifies you when they enter or leave a place, such as their home... It lets you know how often they go out and how mobile they are (these activities are important for a person's wellbeing and maintaining independence). It tells you instantly if your relative’s phone/tablet is suddenly switched off or loses signal, and alerts you if their battery gets low. If they have a problem they can press a ‘SOS’ button or they can simply flip the phone face-down (they don’t need to open the phone) and you and other family members will be alerted. You can organize your elderly relative’s phone from your own phone. You can create a list of important phone numbers (and add photographs) and these are automatically shared to their phone. Your relative simply clicks a name or photo of a person to make a phone call. You can add a list of safe webpage links for them to use - with one click they can safely play puzzles... You can add a list of places (home, shops, hospital…) – with one click your relative can open satnav (includes live bus/train timetables). So you know where your elderly relative is now and where they are going to.

(3) Increases family interactions - stops people feeling lonely
The app features a live stream of continuously updated family events that makes the app fun and interesting to use by all generations. Your son can automatically see what time his grandmother wakes up – he can send her a message or a feeling/emotion icon. Your elderly mother can see what time her family woke up and is notified when her grandchildren leave home and when they arrive at school. If your child clicks a sad or a bullied icon it might be a grandparent who responds quickly with a message or a phone call.

The app makes it easier for members of a family to care for and support each other.