Observe
Computer vision reads subtle facial-expression cues during ordinary moments, with no tests, no wearables and no new habits to learn.
Older adults often say “I’m fine.” Zelo listens to the quiet signals behind it, so families and caregivers can show up early, with warmth instead of worry.
Her daughter calls every evening. Lúcia answers brightly, because she doesn’t want to be a burden. On the phone, everything sounds okay.
More tired mornings. A flatter smile. A moment of confusion over a familiar name. None of it is dramatic, so none of it gets noticed, until it’s hard to ignore.
During everyday moments, our technology reads subtle facial-expression patterns and tracks how they shift over days and weeks, always against Lúcia’s own baseline.
Not an alarm, a nudge: “Mom seems more tired this week. Maybe call earlier today.” Early, human, and kind, with her clinician in the loop when it matters.
Populations are ageing faster than caregiving can scale. Families are stretched thin, and the earliest signs of cognitive and emotional change are the easiest to miss. We’re building the attentive, always-gentle layer that helps people care for the ones they love.
Technology should make older adults feel seen, never watched. Every design choice starts from respect.
Sensitive signals deserve the strictest care. We collect the minimum and keep control with the person and their family.
We don’t diagnose. We surface early patterns so people and professionals can have the right conversation sooner.
Computer vision reads subtle facial-expression cues during ordinary moments, with no tests, no wearables and no new habits to learn.
We compare every signal to the person’s own baseline and follow trends over time, because one off day isn’t a pattern.
Plain-language updates reach family, caregivers and clinicians, so the right person acts at the right moment.
Pick an expression and watch how Zelo translates subtle facial cues into plain, human indicators. This is an interactive simulation of the experience, built to show the idea, not to measure you.
Simulation · no camera, no data sent
Steady gaze and a relaxed expression, in line with this person’s usual pattern.
Zelo is designed to support, not diagnose. Signals are meant to start a conversation with family or a healthcare professional.
Engineers, designers and clinicians who have each cared for someone we love, and who believe technology can be tender.
Replace with a one-line story about why this person cares about elder care.
Leads computer vision and the on-device privacy architecture.
Guides how signals are framed so they support, never replace, clinical judgment.
Designs for the caregiver at 3 a.m. and the grandmother who just wants to be seen.
Nothing is analysed without the clear consent of the person being cared for and their family.
We favour on-device processing and keep only the trends that help, not raw footage.
Developed with geriatric and neurology advisors, and framed as decision support for humans.
Fairness across ages, skin tones and expressions is a design requirement, not an afterthought.
We’re talking with families, care providers, clinicians and partners. Come build the next chapter of elder care with us.
hello@zelohealth.com.br