SENSRINGIdentify the moments that matter
Common challenges include missing a doorbell, not noticing a smoke or fire alarm, and overlooking a phone alert. You do not need every product at once. Start with the event that is most likely to affect your safety or independence.
Build four layers of awareness
- Certified safety equipment: keep functioning smoke alarms and building safety systems.
- Visual warnings: use flashing lights or screen messages for supported alerts.
- Haptic feedback: use phone vibration or a sound-alert ring for another cue.
- Emergency contacts: agree in advance how a family member, neighbour or building manager will check in.
Where SENSRING fits
SENSRING can recognise supported alarm sounds on the phone and send a vibration to the ring on your finger. It provides an additional awareness channel, not a certified fire alarm or professional monitoring service.
Distance, background noise, Bluetooth and phone battery can affect assistive alerts. Keep certified alarms and emergency plans in place.
Monthly safety check
- Test smoke alarms and building safety equipment.
- Check phone notification, background and Bluetooth permissions.
- Confirm the ring battery and vibration strength.
- Test alerts from several rooms.
- Verify emergency contacts and access arrangements.
Explore supported home alerts
Review SENSRING's home awareness and its limitations.
Common questions
Does SENSRING replace a smoke alarm?
No. It should be used alongside certified fire-safety equipment, never as the only alarm.
Will it alert me while the phone is locked?
That depends on the phone system, permissions and background operation. Test locked-screen behaviour before relying on it.