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14/08/2026

Our first CWA x ELLO Wrapped:

50 seniors. One movie screening. A room full of memories.

46% said it brought warmth. 28% said nostalgia. 18% said one scene stayed with them. 8% admitted they were trying not to cry in public. No judgment, we were too.

One senior told us: “I used to write my parents’ letters for them, then walk all the way to the postage station just to mail one.”

Small things carry the most weight. Grateful we got to spend the afternoon with the Caregiving Welfare Association community.

07/08/2026

When Iris's dad had a stroke a few years ago, her family had to learn new roles fast, caring for him while keeping the business running. Her biggest fear since then is it happening again while she's not there. ELLO gave her family a way to hold both, watch her post below on what changed once she stopped having to scrub through hours of footage herself.

Find out more about what ELLO does for her and her family: https://www.helloello.co/collections/home-page

05/08/2026

This video was made by our intern, as her class assignment. Her grade depends on it reaching 200 likes. She put real work into it. A like from you gets her there.

To find out more about ELLO, click here. https://www.helloello.co/collections/home-page

03/08/2026

Ivan put the top eldercare devices to the test, ranked S to F.

ELLO came out on top. Not because of a longer feature list. Because when something happens, the right person hears about it fast, and the whole family stays connected without anyone feeling watched. Watch Ivan's full ranking.

Find out more about ELLO here!
https://www.helloello.co/collections/home-page

20/07/2026

Your CCTV is recording right now. It'll record all day. And it still won't tell you the one thing you actually need to know.

If your mum falls, a normal camera just films it happening. Nobody's watching at 2pm. You find out hours later, if you find out at all.

ELLO tells you the moment it happens instead.

That's the whole difference between recording a room and looking after someone.
Have a look → https://www.helloello.co/collections/home-page

17/07/2026

We went out and asked strangers a simple question. Do you worry about your parents when they're home alone?

Nobody said no.

One man lives 400km from his mum. A woman's worried about the stairs, and there are no grab bars. Another said she calls, but her mum takes so long to reach the landline that it just rings out. So she worries.

Then we asked what they'd want. Something that could tell them if something was wrong, so they could get help in time. Every one of them said yes.

That's exactly what we built ELLO for.
Have a look → https://www.helloello.co/collections/home-page

09/07/2026

This'll change how you think about home cameras.

A normal one just records and leaves you to notice what you missed. ELLO tells you the second something's wrong instead.

It's two parts, the Vision One camera and Care AI, and it watches for the things that actually matter when your parent's getting on: a fall, a faint, wandering off, distress, smoke. It even knows the faces and the rooms.

So you're not sitting there scrolling old footage. You just get told, when it counts.
Take a look → https://www.helloello.co/collections/home-page

02/07/2026

I ask every caregiver I meet the same thing, how do you keep an eye on your mum or dad at home?

Nearly all of them say the same thing back: we've got a camera.

So then I ask the one that matters. How do you know when something's actually wrong? And they go quiet. Because the honest answer is they don't. The camera's recording the whole time, but nobody's watching it at 3 in the afternoon. You find out when you find out. Usually too late to feel okay about it.

That's the whole reason ELLO exists. It's not there to record the room. It watches for the stuff that actually matters, a fall, a faint, smoke, someone in distress and it tells you when it happens. You're not scrolling back through footage. You're not waiting for a call.

I didn't want to sell people a camera that makes them feel safe. I wanted one that actually keeps them safe. There's a difference, and it's the whole point.
— Ivan, ELLO

30/06/2026

We pointed a Vision One at our own office for a week, just to see what it'd catch.

Turns out: everything. The Monday morning shuffle in. Someone's birthday cake at 3pm. A meeting that went on far too long. People actually working, occasionally.

It's a bit of a giggle watching it back, but it's also kind of the point. The camera quietly notices the day going on, and ELLO tells you the bits worth knowing. The same reason it's lovely for keeping an eye on Mum or Dad at home, you get to see the ordinary good days, not just the worrying moments.

Have a look 👇 https://www.helloello.co/products/vision-one

25/06/2026

"What does ELLO actually do?" the question I get most. So here's a quick walk through.

Vision One sits quietly in Mum or Dad's home. Clear picture day and night. It doesn't bombard you, it only speaks up when something actually needs you.

Two things people miss: you can add each family member to the app, so when an alert fires you know straight away who it happened to, not just which room. And when something's genuinely wrong, a fall, a faint, wandering, smoke, distress, you get told within 60 seconds. Not whenever you next think to check. Within 60 seconds.

That's the whole point: less watching, more knowing.
See how it works → helloello.co/products/vision-one

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