Proactive monitoring that strengthens safer care

Amigo Assist uses discreet in-house, privacy-first sensors to learn routines and highlight meaningful changes — helping care teams respond earlier, reduce avoidable incidents, and deliver person-centred care without cameras, microphones or wearables.

Built to support provider operations, governance reviews and wider rollout planning with proprietary Amigo Assist sensor technology in selected deployments.

Privacy-first by design • Governance-ready support • Fully GDPR-aligned • Secure UK-hosted infrastructure

Secure platform, secure data

Built for care providers who need reassurance without compromising dignity — privacy-first by design, access controlled, easier to evidence, and able to support selected deployments with proprietary Amigo Assist in-house sensing.

Privacy-first monitoring

  • No cameras, microphones or wearables
  • Discreet in-house sensors designed for care settings
  • Only meaningful changes trigger alerts
  • Designed to protect dignity in care settings

Controlled sharing

  • Invite authorised family members only
  • Set who receives which alerts
  • Role-based access controls
  • Remove access anytime

Security you can trust

Proprietary technology
  • Secure UK-hosted infrastructure
  • Encryption in transit & at rest
  • Fully GDPR-aligned data handling
  • Governance-ready information for reviews, assurance and selected deployments using proprietary Amigo Assist sensing

What providers say

Feedback from care teams and partners exploring proactive, privacy-first monitoring and richer operational insight.

Provider FAQs

Common questions from care providers, supported living services, and local authorities.

Does Amigo Assist use cameras or microphones?
No. Amigo Assist is privacy-first and does not record audio or video. It uses discreet sensors to identify meaningful changes in routine without intrusive surveillance.
How quickly can you install and onboard a service?
Onboarding is designed to be low disruption. We agree the areas to monitor, install sensors, provide staff training, and set alert preferences. Timescales vary by site size and governance requirements.
Who can access data and alerts?
Access is controlled. Providers can manage roles and permissions, invite authorised family members, and set who receives which alerts. Access can be removed at any time.
Can Amigo Assist support audits and safeguarding evidence?
Yes. The platform can provide trends, timelines, and alert history to help evidence oversight, responsiveness, and risk management.
Is the system GDPR compliant?
Amigo Assist is designed to support GDPR-aligned data handling, including access controls and audit logs. We can provide documentation to support DPIAs and governance reviews.
Where is data stored and how is it secured?
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, with role-based access and audit logging. Deployment options can support UK-hosted infrastructure depending on requirements.
What makes Amigo Assist different from standard sensor systems?
Amigo Assist combines privacy-first ambient monitoring with routine learning, meaningful alerting, and selected deployments using proprietary Amigo Assist sensing technology. That helps providers get richer operational insight without adding intrusive surveillance.
How do you prevent alert fatigue for staff?
We focus on “meaningful change” rather than constant notifications. Thresholds and preferences can be tuned so alerts support workflows instead of overwhelming teams.
Do you offer pilots for providers or local authorities?
Yes. We offer structured pilot programmes including installation, onboarding, reporting, and outcome evaluation. View pilot options .

Ready to explore proactive monitoring in your service?

See how discreet in-house, privacy-first sensors can support earlier intervention, reduce avoidable incidents, and strengthen oversight — without cameras, microphones or wearables.

Including proprietary Amigo Assist sensor technology in selected provider deployments, with support for governance, pilot planning and wider rollout discussions.