AlvoTriX monitors selected wearable signals and may notify a designated Guardian when a configured safety pattern or personal-baseline deviation is identified.
Alerts are informational prompts for human verification. They do not identify a medical condition or confirm why a sensor change occurred.
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Compatibility depends on the exact wearable model, operating system, available sensors, permissions and connection method. Check your device before subscribing.
When something matters, AlvoTriX turns sensor data into a clear, human message — and sends it instantly to the people who need to know.
A few common worries and the protections that fit them — examples to guide you. Build your own plan from the full list of protections below, picking exactly what you need.
"Is my child being bullied — and hiding it?"
"My parent lives alone — what if they fall or wander off?"
"What if there's an emergency and no one is near?"
"I can never predict my child's meltdowns."
Build your own plan from the protections below. Mix and match exactly what each person needs.
Pick the modules that matter for the person you're protecting — heart, falls, bullying, autism, panic. Build exactly the protection they need, then add them to your plan.
Check out and instantly receive a download with both AlvoTriX apps included — install whichever fits the wearable you already own. After you assign the purchased protections to a Wearer, MyAlvoTriX automatically generates that Wearer's Licence Key. Enter the key in Core or Gateway to connect the device.
While the supported device is worn, powered and correctly connected, AlvoTriX monitors the data streams required by the enabled protections.
It may generate an alert when configured thresholds or personal baseline deviations are identified.
Tap any protection to see exactly what it detects, then add it to your plan.
Names like “Guardian”, “Detector” and “Monitor” describe what each module watches for — they are not claims of medical-grade detection. AlvoTriX is an informational safety tool, not a medical device or a guaranteed emergency service.
Special Needs Detector learns each Wearer's individual physiological and behavioural baseline. It may identify patterns associated with rising distress, sensory overload or self-regulation strain, and notify a Guardian that additional support may be needed. Advance notice varies by person, device, available sensors and circumstances and is not guaranteed. Comes with the free Explorer therapeutic app for the child.
| # | Detection | What it watches for | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rising meltdown | An informational risk estimate based on deviations from the Wearer's personal baseline. It does not confirm that a meltdown will occur. | high |
| 2 | Sensory overload | The body's response to overwhelming sensory input | medium |
| 3 | Personalised stress-response pattern | A sudden spike similar with anxiety or distress | high |
| 4 | Self-regulation strain | Indicates a prolonged deviation from the Wearer's physiological baseline, suggesting that distress or sensory overload remains elevated. It does not assess emotional state or diagnose behavioural conditions. | medium |
| 5 | Sleep-driven dysregulation | A restless night that raises the next day's risk | low |
Urgent Anomaly Monitor evaluates combinations of available heart-rate, oxygen, breathing, movement and inactivity signals. When several signals change together in a way that may require urgent attention, AlvoTriX alerts the designated Guardian for prompt human verification and appropriate action. The module does not identify or diagnose a specific medical condition.
| # | Detection | What it watches for | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cardiac-distress pattern | Body signals that might indicate a cardiac event | emergency |
| 2 | Severe respiratory-depression pattern similar with opioid overdose | Severe physiological immobility alert | emergency |
| 3 | Systemic-stress pattern early warning | Early signs of a serious systemic infection | critical |
| 4 | Seizure-like movement pattern | Signals consistent with a seizure-like pattern | critical |
| 5 | Possible faint / collapse | Sudden loss-of-posture and immobility pattern | high |
Metabolic Guardian is an advanced physiological pattern module designed to monitor correlations across available wearable signals — including pulse rate, heart-rate variability (HRV), skin temperature, electrodermal activity, and breathing trends.
Important Notice: This module does not measure blood glucose levels, cannot detect, predict, or confirm hypoglycemia, hyperglycemia, or diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), and is not a substitute for a continuous glucose monitor (CGM), blood glucose meter, or clinical medical care. All insights are provided strictly for general wellness and informational trend-tracking purposes.
| # | Detection | What it watches for | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sudden night-time metabolic-stress pattern | Evaluates overnight combinations of available wearable signals (such as HRV, skin temperature, electrodermal activity, and pulse) to identify deviations associated with night-time physiological strain. It does not measure blood glucose, does not detect or confirm hypoglycemia, and is not a substitute for a continuous glucose monitor (CGM) or medical advice. | emergency |
| 2 | Severe metabolic-stress pattern | Identifies sudden, sharp deviations in combined physiological metrics (such as electrodermal activity, pulse rate variability, and skin temperature). This feature does not measure blood glucose levels, cannot diagnose acute hypoglycemia, and does not replace medical glucose monitoring or clinical intervention. | critical |
| 3 | Prolonged systemic metabolic-stress pattern | Tracks continuous deviations across multiple wearable metrics over extended periods to identify high systemic stress. It does not analyze blood chemistry, ketones, or pH levels, does not detect or confirm diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), and must not be used as a substitute for professional medical diagnostics or laboratory testing. | emergency |
| 4 | Extended metabolic-strain pattern | Identifies persistent, long-term shifts from the Wearer's personal baseline across available wearable signals. It does not measure blood glucose levels, does not confirm hyperglycemia, and is not a replacement for a continuous glucose monitor (CGM) or clinical testing. | high |
| 5 | Autonomic signal volatility pattern | Tracks rapid, repeated fluctuations across available wearable metrics (such as heart-rate variability and electrodermal signals) relative to the Wearer's personal baseline. It does not track blood glucose dynamics, does not assess glycemic variability, and is not a substitute for continuous glucose monitoring (CGM). | medium |
| 6 | Recurrent metabolic-stress pattern | Identifies repeating clusters of physiological baseline deviations over time based on available wearable data. It does not track blood glucose trends, does not confirm recurring hypoglycemic episodes, and should not be used for medical management or adjusting treatment plans. | low |
Bullying rarely leaves bruises — it leaves stress signatures. This protection learns your child's normal school-day rhythm, then flags physiological responses consistent with intimidation, freeze response or chronic distress.
| # | Detection | What it watches for | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Physical attack | Body signals consistent with a physical attack | high |
| 2 | Sustained intimidation | A long stress response with no physical exertion | medium |
| 3 | Freeze response | The body's freeze reaction to a threat | high |
| 4 | Fleeing | A sudden flight response, outside normal activity | medium |
| 5 | Chronic stress | A repeating stress pattern across days | low |
Continuous overnight tracking of breathing, pulse, and movement trends across the sleep cycle. It surfaces significant baseline deviations for child, adult, and senior Wearers.
| # | Detection | What it watches for | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sleep onset / wake | When sleep begins and ends | low |
| 2 | Night-time seizure-like movement pattern | Signals consistent with a night-time seizure-like movement pattern | critical |
| 3 | Breathing-pause pattern | Breathing pauses during sleep | high |
| 4 | Sustained oxygen anomaly | Blood oxygen stays too low | critical |
| 5 | Immobility (elderly) | Suspected fall or collapse in bed | high |
| 6 | Sleepwalking | Walking while still asleep | medium |
| 7 | Acting out dreams | Restless movement during deep sleep | medium |
| 8 | Sudden night-time stress pattern | A panic episode during sleep | high |
| 9 | Sleep-wake rhythm deviation pattern | Sleep timing drifting from the normal rhythm | low |
It learns each Wearer's personal baseline heart-rate patterns, then flags meaningful deviations specific to them — not a textbook average. Thresholds adapt to individual activity trends and physiological baselines across all age groups, from childhood to older adults. Consumer wearable sensors cannot confirm AFib or another cardiac diagnosis. Any concerning alert should be assessed using appropriate medical advice and equipment.
| # | Detection | What it watches for | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sustained high heart-rate pattern | Sustained abnormally fast heart rate | medium |
| 2 | Sustained low heart-rate pattern | Sustained abnormally slow heart rate | medium |
| 3 | Critical low HR | Dangerously low heart rate | critical |
| 4 | Critical high HR | Dangerously high heart rate at rest | critical |
| 5 | Irregular pulse pattern | Irregular pulse-pattern alert | high |
| 6 | Sudden autonomic stress pattern | A sudden episode similar with anxiety or panic | high |
| 7 | Sudden HR change | An abnormally rapid change in heart rate | medium |
| 8 | Overtraining | Signs of overtraining over several days | low |
| 9 | Fatigue / burnout | Sustained signs of fatigue or burnout | low |
| 10 | Circadian rhythm-shift pattern | Identifies notable shifts in daily rest-activity cycles and sleep timing compared to the Wearer's typical routine. It does not diagnose circadian rhythm sleep-wake disorders or underlying neurological issues. | low |
Movement tells a story about wellbeing that words can't. This feature learns the Wearer's daily activity patterns, then flags subtle motion anomalies — a gradual slump that isn't a typical fall, aimless movement that differs from regular exercise, or an unexpected halt in physical activity. This feature analyzes physical motion and spatial orientation data only. It does not diagnose neurological, cardiovascular, or cognitive conditions (such as syncope, Parkinson's disease, or dementia) and is not intended for clinical risk assessment or emergency medical response.
| # | Detection | What it watches for | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Prolonged inactivity | No movement for an unusually long time | medium |
| 2 | Sudden stop | Active motion stops abruptly, without reason | high |
| 3 | Possible faint | A sudden stop that may signal a faint | critical |
| 4 | Slow fall | A gradual slide to the ground (common in elderly) | high |
| 5 | Tremor (agitated) | A repetitive tremor pattern (Parkinson-like) | low |
| 6 | Night wandering | Aimless wandering at night (dementia-like) | medium |
| 7 | Resting tremor | A persistent tremor over hours | low |
Set safe zones (home, school, a parent's neighbourhood). This protection alerts you the moment the wearer leaves one — or if their wearable goes dark unexpectedly. Multiple zones supported per wearer.
| # | Detection | What it watches for | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Zone exit | Wearer leaves a safe zone you set | high |
| 2 | Zone enter | Wearer returns to a safe zone | low |
| 3 | Curfew breach | Out of a safe zone past a set hour | high |
| 4 | Speed alert | Moving faster than expected (e.g. in a vehicle) | critical |
| 5 | Location lost | The wearable's location goes dark unexpectedly | medium |
Designed to identify a likely fall and post-fall immobility within seconds. Detection and alert-delivery time depend on the device, sensor access, permissions and connectivity.
| # | Detection | What it watches for | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hard fall | A sudden hard fall | high |
| 2 | No movement after a fall | The person doesn't get up after a fall | critical |
| 3 | Long lie | Still not moving long after a fall | emergency |
A discreet wrist gesture fires a silent SOS with location. No tap, no sound, no screen — invisible to whoever is causing the threat. Smart checks help reduce unnecessary alerts from everyday movement.
| # | Trigger | How it's sent | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Wrist gesture | A discreet movement — silent, no screen | emergency |
| 2 | On-watch button | A long press on the watch | emergency |
| 3 | Automatic | Sent automatically on a strong stress response | high |
AlvoTriX runs on your Android phone and reads any compatible Android wearable. After you subscribe, you get the full download with everything you need — install it on whatever you already own.
You can't be in two places. You can't be on the playground, in the bedroom, in the car. But the watch on their wrist can — and AlvoTriX gives it ears, eyes, and the judgment to know when to call you.
Changes in pulse, movement, sleep or other available sensor readings may provide useful context. They cannot by themselves determine why a person is distressed or confirm that a specific event occurred.
Personalised baselines are designed to reduce unnecessary alerts.
Like all sensor-based monitoring systems, AlvoTriX may generate false alerts or fail to identify a real event. Every alert requires human judgment.
Critical alerts are sent by SMS over the phone's mobile network (or an LTE watch's eSIM), so Wi-Fi is not required. Delivery depends on cellular coverage and cannot be guaranteed.
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