Independence
Support should help people keep living life on their terms.
Built from something personal.
EyEagle began with a loss in our own family, a belief that ageing shouldn’t mean giving up independence.
Our story
It started with Naniji.
Our Naniji, Savitri Devi Sharma 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.
What it changed
We started with falls.
We found a bigger problem.
A fall showed us the risk. But building EyEagle showed us something larger: families don’t only need to know that something happened.
They need a clear way to respond when they can’t be there themselves.
What we believe
Independence is worth protecting.
Most safety products stop at the alert. We wanted to think about everything that needs to happen after it.
Dignity
Safety shouldn’t make home feel clinical or intrusive.
Response
Technology matters most when it helps the right people act.
Leadership
The people building EyEagle.
Ajay Sharma
Co-Founder
What they focus on
Building support that protects independence without asking parents to give it up.
Experience across
Abhinav Kushwaha
Co-Founder
What they focus on
Connecting families clearly while respecting the privacy of the people they care for.
Experience across
Gaurav Kumar
Co-Founder
What they focus on
Making installation, testing and every response path dependable in real homes.
Experience across
Vaibhav Saxena
Co-Founder
What they focus on
Designing calm, practical support around the routines and choices of older adults.
Experience across
We’re building a better way to be there.
For parents who want to keep living independently. And families who want to support them, wherever they are.
