Trylora pairs GPS trackers, fall-detection wearables and geofencing with an AI engine that tells the difference between a bad signal and a real emergency. Built for families. Built to scale to a million devices.
A missed check-in. A phone left at home. A fall nobody saw. Across Nigeria's growing elderly population and dispersed workforce, the moments that matter most are the ones nobody is watching.
Every device feeds a live model that learns what normal looks like for each person, then acts the moment something isn't.
Motion-pattern models trained on real fall and non-fall data cut false alarms dramatically, so response teams chase real emergencies, not a dropped device.
Instead of waiting for a missed button press, the AI flags subtle breaks in routine — a skipped meal alert, an unusual stillness — and quietly checks in before it becomes urgent.
Safe zones aren't fixed circles on a map. The AI learns real daily routines, from the market run to the church visit, and adjusts boundaries so families get fewer false alerts and more real ones.
When a fleet sends thousands of signals a day, the AI scores each one by severity so response teams see the life-threatening alert first, not the one that came in first.
Battery drain and connectivity drop-off get flagged days before a device actually fails, so replacements ship before a family ever loses coverage.
Families get one short, human-readable update a day, "quiet morning, one short walk, no concerns", instead of a dashboard they have to learn to read.
A GPS tracker, fall-detection pendant, or lone-worker device, provisioned in minutes.
The engine builds a routine profile and monitors motion, location and connectivity continuously.
A fall, a silence, a boundary crossed — the AI scores it and decides who needs to know, and how fast.
Family, care team, or our 24/7 response desk acts, with full context already attached.
Whether you're a state health agency, a care agency, or an insurer bundling telecare into a policy, Trylora's console is built to run at fleet scale, not one device at a time.
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