Say hello to peace of mind.

Routines is the AI assistant for elder care at a distance. Know when all is well—
and when it isn’t.

A mobile app interface for "Routines" shows a chat where a user checks in on their dad’s activity, with responses indicating his morning routine appears normal and options for further action.
A sleek, modern white Waffle sensor device with a circular design is displayed on a round base against a neutral background.

Routines uses a simple, anonymous radar sensor. Plug it in, connect to WiFi, and in minutes start learning your loved one’s rhythms.

Life happens. Routines is ready.

Caregiver delay
Normal routine
Unexpected absence
In-facility care

“Dad’s caregiver is late”

You’ll know when the caregiver arrives and how long they stay—or to check in if they don’t show up.

An elderly man sits calmly on a couch with a white sensor and clock on the wall behind him, while a notification from the Routines app alerts that his caregiver hasn't arrived at the usual time, offering a follow-up update.

“Mom’s at home”

Routines learns sleep and wake schedules—and time spent in different rooms. You’ll always know how their day is going.

An older woman pours tea in a sunlit kitchen with a white sensor on the wall to her left, while a Routines app notification assures that her day is progressing normally and promises updates if anything changes.

“Sam isn’t home yet.”

Get alerted to any major deviations from the daily schedule so you can check in right away.

A cozy, sunlit living room with an empty armchair is shown with a white sensor on the wall behind, alongside a Routines app notification alerting that no activity has been detected at Sam’s place for an hour and offering a check-in option.

“Grandma’s had two room visits today.”

Know about care frequency with camera-free sensors designed for residential facilities.

A smiling elderly woman relaxes in bed with a white sensor on the all behind her, as a Routines app notification confirms her caregiver checked in at 7:33 a.m. and again at 10:12 a.m.

Your AI assistant, powered by safe sensors

The privacy-first, drama-free alternative

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Respects privacy—
unlike a camera

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Always on—
unlike a smart watch

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Effortless—
unlike a Life Alert

A care assistant that speaks your language

Our AI turns sensor data into calm, clear updates, reassuring you or guiding your next steps.

A Routines app notification on a phone screen confirms that Monica, the scheduled caregiver, arrived at 1:58 p.m. against a serene ocean sunset background.
A smartphone lock screen displays a Routines app alert that Dad hasn’t been detected since 3 p.m., prompting the user to check in or dismiss.

Clear updates, transparent pricing

One sensor powers Caregiver Routine. For Senior Routine, three sensors give the best coverage—one for each key room.

Caregiver Routine

$99 for 1 sensor

+ $10 per month

Verify when caregivers arrived and how long they stayed.

  • iOS app
  • Real-time caregiver arrival, delay and departure alerts
  • Daily and weekly visit summaries
best value

Senior Routine

$299 $229 for 3 sensors

+ $30 per month

Monitor seniors’ routines throughout the home, including caregiver visits.

  • iOS app
  • Real-time caregiver arrival, delay and departure alerts
  • Daily and weekly visit summaries
  • Cover kitchen, living room and bedroom to discern patterns in commonly used areas
  • In-app or text message alerts when patterns shift
Need more sensors? Get in touch: hello@routines.com
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Peace of mind is almost here

Join the waitlist for early access to Routines in fall 2025, a new way to care for your loved ones when you’re not right there.

Join the waitlist
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Independence made easier

Founder Andrew Farah shares how Routines helps you care from anywhere.

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Know more, worry less

A little update can go a long way

Mom
An elderly woman with white hair and glasses sits comfortably in a sunlit room, smiling gently at the camera.
“I want to stay in my home for as long as possible. It’s a big relief that my family doesn’t have to worry about me.”
Daughter
A smiling woman with long, light gray hair sits in a modern office, looking warmly at the camera.
“Getting regular updates about Mom's day makes all the difference. I just like knowing she's okay, without hovering.”
Caregiver
A young male healthcare professional in navy scrubs with a stethoscope around his neck smiles warmly while seated in a cozy, sunlit room.
“My client’s family gets automatic alerts on our appointments now, so I can focus more on the care.”

Your questions, answered

Where is Routines available?

Routines will be available across the United States in fall 2025. We're continually expanding, so please join the waitlist to be notified of availability in your area.

Can Routines see or hear people?

No. Routines uses sensors that don’t have cameras or microphones, only anonymous radar to detect presence, movement and inactivity. That way we ensure complete privacy at all times.

Is it safe to use radar in my house?

Absolutely. Density's sensors use safe, low-power radar technology, similar to common household devices like WiFi routers. The sensors emit far less energy than everyday electronics and meet all FCC safety guidelines.

How will I know Routines is working?

Radar-based sensing is highly accurate and reliable for detecting human presence, room transitions, and inactivity. The sensor will be working as soon you complete the install and the white indicator light illuminates. Routines continuously learns your loved one's normal patterns, alerting you promptly and accurately if something seems unusual.

How will Routines help me keep track of caregiver time?

Routines verifies caregiver arrivals by detecting their presence, time spent and movement in specific spaces. You'll receive timely notifications confirming when a caregiver arrives and how long they stay—eliminating guesswork and ensuring reliable, accountable care.

Will Routines know if my loved one has fallen or has a health issue?

Routines doesn’t directly detect falls or diagnose health issues. Instead, it identifies unusual behavior patterns, such as prolonged inactivity or significant deviations from daily routines. This allows you or caregivers to promptly check in if something seems off.

My loved one has a pet. Will Routines still work?

Absolutely. Routines sensors are smart enough to tell the difference between people and pets, so you’ll get accurate updates about your loved one’s activity—not their golden retriever’s nap schedule. 

How is Routines different from other elder care monitoring systems?

Routines is different in two important ways.

First, it prioritizes privacy by never using cameras, microphones or wearable devices, instead using discreet radar technology to detect activity patterns. 

Secondly, Routines learns individual behavior and provides non-intrusive alerts in a conversational style, rather than generic or invasive monitoring methods that may be offputting to your loved one.

Who makes Routines?

Routines is made by Density, a technology company specializing in anonymous occupancy measurement. We measure millions of square feet of office and hospitality space all over the world. Routines is our first product made for elders and their families.

Andrew Farah, the founder of Density, experienced first-hand how hard it is to balance a senior’s desire for independence with a family’s need to stay informed of their wellbeing. Routines is designed to ease that burden.

How long does it take to set up Routines?

Routine uses self-installable, plug & play sensors. Setting it up takes less than ten minutes and can be done by anyone, no technical expertise required.

What do I need to set up Routines?

All you need are the sensor(s), a WiFi connection, an iPhone or iPad, and access to electrical outlets. No special tools or technical knowledge are required.