01
Place the sensor
A small plug-in device, about the size of a phone charger. No cameras. No wearables. It quietly maps daily patterns using radar — movement, sleep, routine.
Neare · Early access
Know they’re okay — even when you can’t be there.
Neare is a discreet home sensor and caregiver app that quietly monitors your parent’s daily patterns — no cameras, no intrusion — and guides you on what to do next.
See how it works ↓Right now, most families track cognitive decline by gut feeling — a phone call here, a visit there. There’s nothing between GP appointments that happen every three to six months.
We surveyed 103 UK caregivers. Many simply react when something goes wrong. No early warning. No objective picture. Just guilt, worry, and guesswork.
Neare gives you a continuous, gentle signal — so you can act early instead of reacting late.
How it works
02
Neare learns their rhythm
Over the first two weeks, Neare builds a picture of what normal looks like. Then it watches for meaningful changes — not noise.
03
You get guidance, not data
When something shifts, Neare tells you what changed, what it might mean, and what to do next. Share a summary with their GP in one tap.
What caregivers told us they wanted most
53%
Early warning
Caregivers said catching changes before a crisis was the benefit they wanted most.
Stop finding out too late.
47%
Peace of mind
Said knowing someone is looking out when they’re not there.
The reassurance of presence — without being there.
34%
Independence
Said helping their parent stay at home longer.
The best care keeps them where they want to be.
Source: Neare caregiver survey, n=103 UK caregivers, March 2026.
What caregivers asked us
Will it actually work?
Neare uses clinically-informed radar sensing to detect real patterns — gait changes, sleep disruption, routine shifts. No false alarms from the cat. We’re building with families, not just for them.
Will Mum feel watched?
No cameras. No microphones. No wearables. The sensor tracks movement patterns, not images. Most people forget it’s there.
Is it worth the cost?
Most caregivers already spend £50–150 a month on care tools and support. Neare costs less than a weekly cleaner — and it’s there every hour of every day.
Early access pricing
£29/month
Includes sensor + app. No hidden fees. No contract. Cancel anytime. First month free.
Caregivers we surveyed already spend a median of £50–150 a month out of pocket on care. Neare costs less than a single private home visit.
Get started at launch priceWe spoke to 103 caregivers across the UK. Here’s what they told us.
“The hardest part is the not knowing. I drive home from every visit replaying the conversation, wondering what I missed.”
“By the time the GP saw the change, we were already in crisis. I wish I’d had something to point to months earlier.”
“She wants to stay in her own home. I want that too. I just need to know she’s safe between Sundays.”