Ensure family well-being

Through the nami app, it is easy for users to keep track of who comes and goes from the home. This could mean

• Checking that children have arrived home at a specified time
• Using multi-home protection to monitor issues on multiple properties
• Allow carers and babysitters to have limited access to the property
• Insights into daily movement patterns.

Administrators determine which events (such as intrusions or falls) are escalated to which circle of care, and which are escalated to emergency services.

Circles of Care

Circles of care are at the core of the nami app. They are the way that the app determines the alerts people receive, what they are able to view on the app, as well as whether they have access to the home.

Administrators determine which events (such as intrusions or falls) are escalated to which circle of care, and which are escalated to emergency services.

Coming in Q1, 2023.

Circle of Care — Family

The first circle of care covers family members with simplified rights and access views (e.g. siblings, kids, grandparents).

This means family are notified in the case of intrusions and other welfare concerns, such as falls.

Circle of Care — Stewards

This covers stewards — those with restricted views on family activities, such as neighbours, babysitters or pet walker.

Geolocation services can determine when a steward has entered the property (so as not to set off an alert), with settings determined by the administrator.

Call Dispatch

When certain events occur, such as a family member falling, or smoke being detected, administrators can choose for emergency services, such as ambulance or fire services to be automatically called.