ShieldKinYour family’s shield, on your wrist.
ShieldKin is a wristband, an optional ring and an app for people living at home. It keeps quiet watch, and the moment something looks wrong it tells the family who look after them.
ShieldKin · nowQuiet until it matters.
No screens to learn and nothing to remember. Wear it, and ShieldKin does the watching.
Wear it
A light wristband, or an optional ring, reads pulse, blood oxygen, skin temperature and movement, day and night.
It checks in
If a reading stays outside the limits set for that person, or they press for help, the band asks “Are you OK?” One tap answers.
Family is told
No answer? Everyone in their circle gets an alarm on their phone, then a text message and a phone call if nobody responds.
Made for the person wearing it, and for the people who love them.
Independence, with someone close.
- One button for helpPress and hold, and your circle is told.
- Ranges that learn youIt learns what is usual for you, so alerts mean something.
- First aid, read aloudStep-by-step guides in Arabic and English, with a CPR beat.
- You choose your circleOnly the people you invite can see your readings.
Know straight away, and know what to do.
- An alarm you won’t missIt fills the screen: who, what happened, and a button to call.
- “I’m coming”One tap tells them help is on the way, right on their wristband.
- A calm weekly summaryHow the week went for each person you look after.
- Arabic and EnglishEveryone uses the language they’re comfortable with.
Health data is personal. We treat it that way.
No ads. Ever.
ShieldKin is paid for by its subscription, never by advertising.
We never sell data
Not to advertisers, not to insurers, not to anyone.
Your circle, your choice
You decide who can see your readings, and you can change it any time.
Yours to take or erase
Download everything, or delete your account, from the app.
Where ShieldKin is today
ShieldKin is still being built and tested. It is not yet a certified medical device and it is not on sale. It never replaces emergency services: if someone is in danger, call your local emergency number straight away.