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A small plug-in radar device — no cameras, no wearables, nothing for your parent to do. It works quietly in the background. Most people forget it’s there.
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See what a phone call can’t.
Neare quietly monitors your parent’s daily patterns at home — no cameras, no intrusion — and tells you when something changes. So you can act early, not react late.
We’ll let you know when Neare is ready. No spam, ever.
See how it works ↓You call and they sound fine. But between visits, you have no idea what’s really happening.
There’s nothing between GP appointments that happen every three to six months. No early warning. No objective picture. Just guilt, worry, and guesswork.
Neare fills that gap — a continuous, gentle signal so you notice changes weeks before they become a crisis.
How it works
Neare learns their rhythm
Over the first two weeks it builds a picture of what normal looks like — then watches for meaningful changes, not noise. No false alarms. No alert fatigue.
You get guidance, not data
When something shifts, Neare tells you what changed, what it might mean, and what to do. Share a GP-ready summary in one tap.
In practice
Not just alerts.
Guidance you can act on.
When Neare spots a change, it doesn't just flag it. It explains what's different, why it might matter, and gives you a clear next step — so you never feel helpless.
No medical jargon. No data overload. Just a calm, clear voice saying: here's what's happening, and here's what you can do.
"Dad's been getting up more at night. Here's what that might mean — and a summary you can share with his GP."
Back to Today
Dad's been getting up at night more often this week.
What we noticed
Night-time movement increased to 3 of the last 7 nights — up from his usual average of 1. The pattern started 5 days ago.
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Have a gentle conversation
"Dad, have you been sleeping okay? I noticed you've been a bit restless."
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Check for common causes
Pain, new medication, needing the loo more, anxiety — all worth ruling out.
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Share with his GP
Share GP-ready summaryNeare gives you the words — not just the data.
Today
Summary
Family
Why caregivers want it
Stop finding out too late.
Neare catches sleep changes, routine shifts and movement patterns weeks before they become visible to you.
The reassurance of presence — without being there.
A quiet background layer of awareness, even when you live an hour away.
The best care keeps them where they want to be.
Earlier intervention means fewer crises, fewer hospital trips and more time at home.
What caregivers asked us
Will it actually work?
Neare uses clinically-informed radar sensing — the same technology used in hospital fall detection — to track gait, sleep and daily routine. No false alarms from the cat. We’re building with families, not just for them.
Will they feel watched?
No cameras. No microphones. No wearables. The sensor reads movement patterns, not images. It’s about the size of a phone charger and stays out of sight.
What makes Neare different?
Most home-monitoring products are either cameras pointed at your parent or wearables they have to remember to put on. Neare is neither. It’s a single plug-in device that sees movement, not images — the same radar technology used in hospital fall detection — so your parent keeps their privacy and their independence. And instead of dumping raw data on you, Neare tells you only when something has meaningfully changed, and what to do about it.
Is it worth £29 a month?
Most families already spend £50–150 a month on care support. Neare costs less than a weekly cleaner — and it’s watching every hour, not just one afternoon.
What's included
The Neare sensor
A small, matte-white device about the size of a candle. No screen, no LEDs, no buttons. Plug it in, place it on a shelf or side table, and forget it's there.
It uses radar — not cameras or microphones — to read movement patterns throughout the home. Your parent's privacy stays completely intact.
Included with your subscription · No upfront cost · Plug-in, no installation
The Neare app
A calm, clear window into your parent's daily rhythm. See at a glance whether their day looks normal — and get guidance when something shifts.
Share updates with family members. Export GP-ready summaries in one tap. No data overload, just the information that matters.
iOS + Android · Invite up to 5 family members · Weekly email summaries
Simple, honest pricing
Early access
£29/month
Includes sensor + app. No hidden fees.
No contract. Cancel anytime. First month free.
Less than the cost of a single private home visit.
Get early access at launch priceFamilies already trying Neare
I used to call Dad every evening just to hear his voice and feel okay about it. Now I actually know he slept, he’s eating, he’s getting out of bed at the right time. It’s taken a weight off I didn’t realise I was carrying.
Sarah M.
Daughter · Manchester
Mum was adamant she didn’t want a camera in the house and I agreed with her. Neare is the first thing we’ve both been comfortable with — she forgets it’s there, and I finally stopped lying awake at 2am.
James T.
Son · Bristol
We caught a change in her sleep pattern three weeks before her GP appointment. Turned out to be the start of a UTI. I can’t overstate what catching that early meant for us.
Priya K.
Daughter · Edinburgh
You shouldn’t have to wonder if they’re okay.
We’ll let you know when Neare is ready. No spam, ever.