For the ones keeping an eye on Mom's place

Mom's day, at a glance.

No live feed. No camera-in-the-living-room feeling. Just a gentle sign the day looks like her day usually looks — and a nudge to call when it doesn't.

Live Driveway
Mom's place this morning
8:04 AMKitchen active by 8 ✓ — right on rhythm.
9:32 AMBack door — the garden, as usual.
11:30 AMMail picked up from the porch.
Today looks like a normal day.

Checking in, without watching

You want to know she's up and about. She wants to live her life unwatched. Sight was designed so both of those stay true.

A glance, not a feed

You see “kitchen active by 8am ✓” — never video, never photos. It reads like a postcard, not a monitor.

Both sides say yes

Sight only works when she agrees too, from her own phone. She sees exactly what you see, and can pause it any time.

A nudge, not an alarm

A quieter-than-usual morning gets a simple suggestion: might be worth a call. Sight notices patterns — it never makes health claims.

How it works

Works with the Ring cameras and doorbell already at her place. Nothing new to install or learn.

Link her Ring, together

Two minutes, through the official Ring sign-in — and a consent step on her phone that's hers alone to accept.

Sight learns the rhythm

About a week of ordinary days: when the kitchen wakes up, when the mail gets picked up. Read by software; nobody at Sight watches.

The circle stays in the loop

You, your sister, whoever she chooses — everyone sees the same gentle check-ins, and who's calling when a day looks off.

Private by design

Private by design — for her most of all

Elder-care tech usually fails on dignity. No person at Sight ever watches her cameras, she can tell Sight to keep no pictures at all, and she holds the off switch.

Locked to your home

What the family sees is a sentence — and a picture only if she chose to keep pictures. Never video.

Someone, never a name

Sight says “someone came by,” and never learns a name. Grouping a returning visitor is a separate switch — off unless you accept it in writing.

Her data, her call

She can see everything, export everything, or delete everything — without asking anyone.

Simple pricing, planned

Early-access homes get in free. When paid plans open, this is what they'll look like.

Free

$0

  • 1 camera
  • Smart alert filtering
  • Weekly brief

Sight Home

$9.99 / month

  • Unlimited cameras
  • Daily brief
  • Ask your home anything

The Pledge we intend to make: once you join, your price never rises, and features never move from free to paid. Final pricing will be confirmed at launch.

Fewer worried check-in calls. Better real ones.

Join the early-access list — invites go out in small batches.