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The GCARE bracelet

One bracelet. Independent connectivity. Real peace of mind.

GCARE is worn on the wrist and connects on its own, without needing a paired smartphone. It combines SOS, fall-event alerts, vital-sign trends, location support and two-way voice communication.

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GCARE bracelet, studio product shot

Overview

A single, comfortable wristband designed to be worn every day, charged easily, and understood at a glance.

No smartphone required for the wearer.

GCARE bracelet worn on a wrist, close-up

What GCARE does

  1. 01

    SOS

    Press and hold the main button to send an SOS alert to the wearer's designated contacts, with the bracelet's own number included so they can call straight back.

    1. Press and hold the main button
    2. An SOS alert is sent to designated contacts
    3. Contacts can call back immediately over two-way voice

  2. 02

    Fall-event detection

    GCARE can automatically identify certain fall events and generate an alert. No automatic fall-detection system can guarantee detection of every fall, and very strong or sudden arm movements may occasionally trigger a false alert.

    1. GCARE can automatically identify certain fall events
    2. An alert is generated
    3. Designated contacts are notified — without any action from the wearer

  3. 03

    Vital-sign trends

    Optical sensors on the underside of the bracelet take periodic readings to build heart-rate, SpO₂, temperature and indicative blood-pressure trends over time. This is trend-based monitoring, not a diagnostic medical measurement.

    An illustrative trend pattern — not live health data.

  4. 04

    Two-way communication

    The wearer can answer an incoming call directly on the bracelet with a single press, and end it the same way.

  5. 05

    Location support

    Location information helps designated contacts understand where a wearer is when it matters.

  6. 06

    Removal alerts

    If the bracelet is off the wrist for an extended period, a removal alert may be sent to designated contacts. This is expected behaviour while charging.

    1. Off the wrist for an extended period
    2. Designated contacts may be notified — expected behaviour while charging

SOS

Press and hold the main button to send an SOS alert to the wearer's designated contacts, with the bracelet's own number included so they can call straight back.

GCARE has no included central monitoring centre. Alerts go directly to the wearer's own designated contacts.

  1. Wearer

  2. Presses SOS

  3. Alert sent

  4. Designated contacts

  5. They respond

Autonomous connectivityThe GCARE bracelet · Connects on its own · Reaches designated contacts

The GCARE bracelet connected to its charging cable, with its indicator light on

Wearing GCARE correctly

Low-battery alerts

As the battery runs low, the bracelet flashes and designated contacts are notified so it can be recharged before it shuts down.

Charging

Charge fully before first use. A short daily top-up keeps GCARE ready around the clock.

Wearing GCARE correctly

  • Wear on the wrist, either hand
  • Snug but comfortable — not loose
  • Sensor side against the skin
  • Not worn over clothing

The first 10 days

GCARE spends its first 10 days learning the wearer's everyday patterns to build a personal baseline. SOS, fall-event alerts, removal alerts and low-battery alerts are active from day one; some trend-based alerts may require this learning period.

What's in the box

The closed white GCARE bracelet box with the gold-foil lettering "Gcare Bracelet" on the lidThe GCARE bracelet laid flat, seen from above, with its perforated silicone strap and a square button on the case

Drag across the box, or tap it, to reveal the bracelet.

  1. GCARE bracelet
  2. Magnetic charging cable
  3. Quick start guide
  4. Support & warranty card
The GCARE bracelet in its open retail box, with the printed quick start leaflet and support and warranty card

What's in the box

  • 1GCARE bracelet
  • 2Magnetic charging cable
  • 3Quick start guide
  • 4Support & warranty card

Technical specification

Detailed technical specifications are being finalized and will be published here once confirmed.

Good to know

  • Not designed for showering or swimming
  • Requires a stable mobile or Wi-Fi connection to send alerts
  • Does not diagnose, treat or prevent any medical condition
  • Automatic fall detection cannot guarantee detection of every fall

Frequently asked questions

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Who receives an SOS alert?
SOS alerts go directly to the wearer's designated alert contacts (up to three), not to a call centre. Contacts can call back immediately over two-way voice.
Can fall detection miss a fall?
Yes. Automatic fall detection can identify certain fall events, but no automatic fall-detection system can guarantee detection of every fall. Very strong or sudden arm movements may occasionally trigger a false alert.
How do I trigger an SOS alert?
Press and hold the main button. The bracelet confirms the SOS is being sent, then alerts the wearer's designated contacts with a callback number.
What happens if I press SOS by accident?
Contacts can simply call back to confirm everything is fine. There is no penalty for a false alarm.
Can I test the SOS function?
Yes — testing it occasionally, for example once a month, is a good habit.
What does GCARE measure?
GCARE tracks heart-rate, SpO₂, temperature and indicative blood-pressure trends, plus daily step activity, using optical sensors on the underside of the bracelet.
Next stepPricingChoose monthly billing or a prepaid bundle. The bracelet belongs to you either way — it is never rental equipment.
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