12/22/2025
Eyes On You – PUBLIC BETA LAUNCH
So many older adults and people with a disability keep telling me the same thing:
“I want to stay in my home, but everything I need is scattered and hard to manage.”
Today, I’m launching Eyes On You into public beta.
Eyes On You is a simple hub to support aging in place. It brings key pieces into one place for seniors, disabled adults, and the people who support them:
Daily health reminders (water, meds, gentle movement, check-ins)
Simple requests for help with home safety, light house tasks, mail and paperwork, or “just check on me.”
A shared support circle so seniors, family, helpers, and when needed, a concierge, can keep an eye on what’s happening day to day
Research and lived experience continue to show the same gaps: services are fragmented, and home and community-based supports are limited. This app is inclusive by design: it’s meant to work for all seniors and caregivers, BUT it intentionally addresses gaps that hit Black, Brown, rural, and low‑income communities hardest.”
Eyes On You doesn’t try to replace health care or agencies; it connects the dots and fills everyday gaps that systems don’t touch.
This is an open beta, which means:
The app is now live and usable.
I’m actively collecting feedback from seniors, caregivers, and helpers.
Features and wording will continue to evolve as we learn what truly helps.
If you are:
Caring for an older adult or disabled loved one
Working in home care, community health, or aging services
Or thinking about your own plan to age in place
I’d love for you to try Eyes On You and tell me what’s helpful, what’s confusing, and what’s missing.
Comment “Eyes On You” or send me a DM, and I’ll share the link and a short walkthrough.
This sits alongside my bias detector work under the same mission: building practical tools that make care more equitable and humane, whether that means surfacing bias in training and documentation or ensuring people at home aren’t invisible until there’s a crisis.
