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More independence for parents.
More clarity for families.

EyEagle makes help easier to reach at home, while keeping trusted people connected when something goes wrong.

An older woman tending plants on her balcony

Built in memory of a woman who lived on her own terms.

Savitri Devi Sharma—our Naniji—was widowed at just 24. She moved from Rajasthan to Kolkata and raised five children, building a life defined by courage, resilience and an unmistakable joy.

Years later, we lost her following a fall in the bathroom.

That loss changed the way we thought about safety at home. It showed us that protecting someone should not begin after their independence has already been taken away.

EyEagle began in Naniji’s memory, with a determination to make support easier to reach while preserving the dignity she lived with throughout her life.

A framed family photograph of Savitri Devi Sharma

A personal beginning. A shared responsibility.

Together, we are building across product, technology, installation and response operations—with the understanding that every decision ultimately enters someone’s home and affects a real family.

Ajay Sharma, Co-Founder of EyEagle

Ajay Sharma

Co-Founder

The goal is to make support easier to reach without asking parents to give up independence. We are building EyEagle around that balance, especially in the bathroom where privacy matters.

  • Edelweiss
  • Mango Town
  • Indian Institute of Technology
  • Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad
Abhinav Kushwaha, Co-Founder of EyEagle

Abhinav Kushwaha

Co-Founder

Our mission began with a simple question: how can families stay connected without making parents feel watched? EyEagle gives trusted people a clear way to see an SOS and coordinate the next step.

  • Ipsator
  • PhonePe
  • BlueJeans by Verizon
  • Flipkart
  • Indian Institute of Technology
Gaurav Kumar, Co-Founder of EyEagle

Gaurav Kumar

Co-Founder

Reliability comes down to details. Careful placement, testing and handover help make sure the system fits the household and that everyone understands the response path.

  • Ipsator
  • Nomura
  • Unoona
  • Indian Institute of Technology
Vaibhav Saxena, Co-Founder of EyEagle

Vaibhav Saxena

Co-Founder

People ageing at home deserve support that respects their routines and choices. EyEagle is designed to reduce uncertainty by making an alert visible and the next step easier to coordinate.

  • Ipsator
  • Indian Institute of Technology

Safety should protect independence, not replace it.

An older woman putting on her shoes at home

Independence stays with the parent

Growing older should not mean giving up control over how you live in your own home.

A closed bathroom door in a private home

Privacy is non-negotiable

Bathroom safety should never require a camera, microphone or constant observation.

A family member receiving an SOS alert on a phone

An alert needs a response

Families need to know who has seen the SOS, who is responding and what happens next.

We designed the response, not just the alarm.

A deliberate SOS press draws attention through the Alarm Unit at home and connects trusted contacts through Nest. With an eligible membership, an unresolved alert can reach the EyEagle SOS team for further assessment and coordination.

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    The alarm sounds at home

    The paired Alarm Unit calls attention outside the bathroom immediately.

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    The Nest connects

    Trusted contacts receive the SOS and can take responsibility in the EyEagle app.

  3. 03

    EyEagle Response can coordinate

    With an eligible membership, an unresolved alert can reach the EyEagle SOS team for assessment and coordination under the approved response process.

A family member responding to an EyEagle bathroom alarm at home

Make help easier to reach.
Keep independence intact.

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