A quiet presence, day and night.
Aura notices changes in an aging parent's daily routine — no camera, no microphone — and lets the family know when something seems off.
A daily phone call isn't enough. A camera goes too far.
Between the two, families are often left with no simple way to know things are alright — without becoming intrusive.
Visits become less frequent
Distance and busy schedules make regular check-ins hard to keep up.
Cameras feel wrong
Filming a parent in their own home undermines their dignity and privacy, even with good intentions.
The signs go unnoticed
A change in routine — sleep, movement, meals — is often the first sign, and the easiest one to miss.
A companion for staying home, even with a mild loss of autonomy
When everyday tasks get a little harder, moving out isn't always the answer. Aura gives the family a simple way to stay reassured while a parent keeps living at home, on their own terms.
- Notices changes in routine without imposing constant supervision.
- A simple call button, within reach, to ask for help with one gesture.
- Sets up with no renovation or rewiring of the home.
One central hub, a few discreet sensors.
Each sensor sticks or sits in place in minutes; the hub relays events in real time, without ever capturing image or sound.
Install
The hub plugs in and connects to the home's Wi-Fi; sensors stick near the door, the bed, or a call button.
Pair
Each sensor is linked to the hub once, from the family portal — no app to install for the person at home.
Watch over
The family checks recent activity and gets an alert if an expected routine — getting up, opening a door — doesn't happen.
Built to reassure, not to surveil.
- No camera, no microphone, in any sensor in the kit.
- Data travels encrypted and is hosted in Canada.
- Designed, assembled, and supported in Quebec.
- The person at home stays in control: any sensor can be removed from the portal in one step.
Watch or listen.
Aura observes events — a movement, a door, a button — never an image or a conversation. Your parent's dignity stays intact.
A Québec tax credit could lower the bill
Depending on your situation, part of the cost of home-support services may qualify for a provincial tax credit. The rules differ for a service versus a device — we explain the difference.
Give peace of mind that respects their privacy.
The starter kit includes the hub and three sensors, ready to pair in under an hour.