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28/09/2026

Every feature in ELLO has two versions of the story.

The founder version: "I want a camera that notices falls, faints, and distress." "I want families to get an alert with the clip when something like a fall happens." "I want families to be able to ask ELLO what happened at home." "I want families to keep track of Mum's medication and appointments." "I want the app to be user-friendly for everyone."

The engineer version: an end-to-end pipeline, an inference pipeline and the compute to run it, multiple weeks on a feature that sounds like one sentence, a dedicated design system just to make the UI.

And then, "Hey Ramith, can we move the button further to the left?"

That's what building ELLO actually looks like.

Send this to someone who's lived this from either side.
See how ELLO works: https://www.helloello.co/collections/home-page

24/09/2026

Objection #3: "It feels like I'm spying on them."

We hear this a lot, so Ivan sat down to actually walk through it. ELLO is used with consent, placed only in common areas, and it isn't there for someone to sit and watch all day. Even a helper living in the house can't watch every second, they're cooking, cleaning, out in the garden.

That's the gap ELLO covers. It alerts you only when something needs your attention, leaves the decision to you, and supports the family without replacing anyone.
This is the third in a series going through the doubts people have before switching. If you've said this exact line to yourself, this one's for you.

Send this to someone who feels the same way.�Get ELLO: https://www.helloello.co/collections/home-page

23/09/2026

"Why is ELLO so much more expensive than a normal camera?"

We hear this a lot, so Ivan sat down to actually walk through it.

Most cameras just record. Everything, all day, which sounds thorough until you're the one scrolling hours of footage trying to find the ten seconds that mattered. By the time you find it, you've already missed it.

That's what the extra cost is actually paying for. ELLO notifies you only when something critical happens, and describes it in plain English in the app, so you know what's going on without opening a single clip.

Send this to someone who'd get this.
See how ELLO works: https://www.helloello.co/collections/home-page

22/09/2026

Do not buy another camera until you try this one.

Four months using ELLO Vision One, and it's changed how I check in.

The moment something critical happens, a fall, distress, fainting, it notifies me straight to the Care AI app. No more sitting and watching for something that might not even happen.

The app also handles medication reminders, so Mum and Dad never miss a dose, and appointment details the whole family gets notified about.

A camera that doesn't just record, it helps you look out for Mum and Dad.

See how ELLO works: https://www.helloello.co/collections/home-page

21/09/2026

Objection #2: "Mom already has a fall-detection wearable."

We hear this a lot, so Ivan sat down to actually walk through it. A wearable only works if it's being worn, and even then, it's built for one thing: falls. It won't pick up chest pain, smoke, or a fire starting in the next room.

ELLO isn't limited to one emergency. It notices falls, faints, smoke and fire, and sends the clip within 60 seconds.
This is the second in a series going through the doubts people have before switching. If you've said this exact line to yourself, this one's for you.

Send this to someone who thinks they're already covered.
Get ELLO: https://www.helloello.co/collections/home-page

18/09/2026

She had a safety system in place. She still wasn't found for more than two hours.

That's the part that stays with you. There was already a system meant to catch it. It still wasn't fast enough.

Caregivers tell us this story often. Something happens to Mum or Dad at home, and the family only finds out much later.

Emergency buttons help. Wearables help. Cameras help. Care services help. None of them alone cover everything.

That's why we built ELLO as another layer, not a replacement for what you already use. One more way of knowing when something doesn't feel right, early enough for it to matter.

Send this to someone who needs to hear this.
See how ELLO works: https://www.helloello.co/collections/home-page

18/09/2026

We staged a chest pain scenario in the office to show what actually happens.

ELLO noticed it. Care AI understood what was happening. Then the alert came through with a description, so you know what's going on before you even open the app.

That's the part that matters. ELLO also notices falls, fainting, prolonged inactivity, wandering for parents living with dementia, smoke, and fire.

Come see how it works for yourself. Ello's at Caregiving Week 2026, 19 September, 10am to 5pm, at Buangkok Community Club, Level 3. Come whether you're a caregiver already or just curious about what we do.

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17/09/2026

We asked the team to draw a tortoise. Then made it a lot harder.

Watch what happened, it's genuinely funny to watch back.

But it's also the point of the challenge. Reduced muscle control makes small, steady movements a lot harder than they look. It's a small glimpse of what a lot of parents deal with every day, and why patience and empathy matter so much in caregiving.

Come try it yourself. ELLO's at Caregiving Week 2026, 19 September, 10am to 5pm, at Buangkok Community Club, Level 3. Come whether you're a caregiver already or just curious about what we do.

Send this to someone who'd want to try it with you.

15/09/2026

We gave the team an EMS device that mimics reduced muscle control, then asked them to move 5 cashew nuts in one minute.

It did not go well. Genuinely funny to watch back.

But it's also the point of the challenge. Everyday movement most of us take for granted gets a lot harder once muscle control is reduced. That's a small taste of what a lot of parents are living with every day.

You can try it yourself. ELLO'S at Caregiving Week 2026, 19 September, 10am to 5pm, at Buangkok Community Club, Level 3. Come whether you're a caregiver already or just curious about what we do.

Send this to someone who'd want to try it with you.

14/09/2026

Objection #1: "I already have a camera at home."

We hear this a lot, so Ivan sat down to actually walk through it. Having a camera and knowing what's going on with mum are two different things. Nobody can watch footage all day, and if nobody's watching, the camera can't tell you anything until it's too late to matter.

A normal camera watches aimlessly. ELLO watches out for them.

This is the first in a series going through the doubts people have before switching. If you've said this exact line to yourself, this one's for you.

Send this to someone who says they're already covered. Get ELLO: https://www.helloello.co/collections/home-page

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