Blossom, for living at home with independence.
For senior Australians, having the confidence to keep living at home in their later years can make all the difference. That is why we created Blossom.
Think of it as a 24-hour AI guardian. It quietly watches over your loved one through a discreet network of sensors and, if you choose, infrared and standard cameras. Blossom monitors the home, not the person. It recognises falls and other unusual activity while respecting privacy. If something doesn’t seem right, it alerts your care circle in real time so they can respond quickly.
Help people live independently for longer.
There is no streaming, no cloud storage and nothing is sent offshore. Your data is processed on the device itself, so it stays private and under your control.
Set and forget, 24 hours a day
There is nothing to wear, charge or remember to switch on. Once set up, Blossom quietly works in the background.
Instant notifications
The moment something doesn’t seem right, Blossom sends an alert straight to your care circle’s phones, so help comes sooner when every second matters.
Privacy first
All AI processing happens on the device itself, with no cloud storage and no data sent offshore.
Good company
Blossom can talk, by voice or text, and it is there for the person at home. The morning news over a cup of tea, a question answered, or simply a conversation, in the language they prefer. It never makes calls and never connects anyone from outside.
Knows what normal looks like
Blossom learns the rhythms of the person at home: how they move about, their usual resting heart and breathing rates, and any wellbeing measures they choose to add. It notices when something genuinely changes. All of that learning stays on the device.
Easy to set up
Set everything up in the Blossom app. Choose which rooms are monitored, pause monitoring and change your settings whenever you need to.
Blossom Wellbeing
Many people already use devices that produce numbers: a blood pressure cuff, scales, a sleep tracker, a smart watch. The numbers arrive one at a time and rarely make sense together. Blossom Wellbeing brings them into one place and explains them in plain language, to the person, in their home.
Each morning, if they want it, Blossom can tell them how they slept, how active they were and what their readings were, in words rather than charts. Over time it shows them their own patterns, so they can notice for themselves when something is different.
Their numbers. Their words. Their choice. The person decides which devices to connect and what Blossom talks about. Everything is worked out on the device in the home. Nothing is uploaded, shared or sent to anyone else.
Blossom explains. It never diagnoses. It does not interpret what readings mean for their health, does not give advice and does not contact a doctor. If the person chooses, they can share their own plain-language summary with their GP or allied health worker. Blossom reports. The clinician decides.
How it all works
Advanced AI. Surprisingly simple. Only an encrypted alert is sent to your chosen contacts. Nothing is uploaded to the cloud.
Blossom for care communities
The same box and sensors, built for shared living. In a care community, Blossom will watch over each room and common area, notice a fall or a resident leaving a secure area, and alert the staff on shift straight away. As in a home, everything is processed on site and nothing leaves the building.
In development. We will begin conversations with care providers once Blossom is live in homes.