Watches
A safety watch people want to wear.
Supporting proactive care, independent living and remote wellbeing monitoring with discreet wearable technology designed for seniors.
The watch family
One platform. Two watches.
The Navigil watch family includes two watch models: the Navigil 580 with a classic analogue design, and the Navigil 580 D with a modern digital display. Both share the same sensors, the same connectivity and the same Navigil Service behind them, so the choice is about look and wearer preference, not capability.
Markets
Home Care
Healthcare
Municipalities
Assisted Living
Dementia Care
Families
Who is a Navigil safety watch for?
The people who wear the Navigil 580 vary, but every one of them gains the same safety net. A solution for each client.
The independent-at-home wearer
Lives in their own home and wants to keep it that way. Manages day to day, but there are gaps between visits where a fall or a dizzy spell could go unnoticed. Values independence and dislikes feeling watched, but quietly worries about not being able to reach anyone.
Good fit if they…
- Live alone or spend long stretches unattended
- Are largely independent but at some risk of falls
- Want help reachable without a scheduled visit
The wearer with a condition to monitor
Living with a long-term condition (heart issues, chronic illness, recovery after a hospital stay) where subtle changes matter. Feels fine most days, but their health can shift gradually in ways that aren't obvious until it's serious.
Good fit if they…
- Have a condition that benefits from ongoing tracking
- Need trends spotted between appointments
- Are monitored by a care team who acts on data
The at-risk resident living independently
An older or vulnerable resident the community has a duty to keep safe, often living alone on a limited budget and without close family nearby. Wants to stay in their own home and neighborhood rather than move into care. A reliable safety net is what makes that possible.
Good fit if they…
- Are part of a large population to support affordably
- Live alone with limited informal support
- Could stay home longer with the right support
The active resident who wants freedom
Lives in a residence but is still on the move, walking the grounds, joining activities, coming and going. Doesn't want to feel confined or constantly supervised, but is at some risk of falls or getting disoriented.
Good fit if they…
- Move around freely on a residence property
- Value independence over close supervision
- Need staff alerted instantly if something happens
The wearer living with cognitive decline
Living with dementia or significant memory loss. May become confused about time or place, wander from home, or struggle to call for help. Familiar routines are comforting; new or complicated technology is not.
Good fit if they…
- Are at risk of wandering or getting lost
- Need something simple and familiar to wear
- Benefit from safe-zone alerts and location tracking
The loved one living alone
A parent or grandparent living independently, who the family worries about from a distance. Proud, doesn't want to be a burden, and may resist anything that feels like being managed, but everyone sleeps easier knowing help is one tap away.
Good fit if they…
- Live far from the relatives who worry about them
- Want a discreet watch they'll actually wear
- Should reach family with one button in an emergency
Peace of mind
Why choose a Navigil watch?
A Navigil watch does more than call for help in an emergency. For the person wearing it, it's a quiet source of confidence, reassurance, and connection. For the people who care for them, it brings real peace of mind. Rather than focusing solely on emergency response, Navigil watches combine:
Wellbeing monitoring
A watchful companion on the wrist, taking regular readings through the day and night: real information the people who care can review between visits, not just how someone seems on the day.
Safety and emergency communication
The confidence to keep living fully (to take the walk, stay in the garden, keep up their routine), knowing help and a friendly voice is only one button away.
GPS location services
Freedom to be outside the home without worries. Reassurance for family that their loved one can always be found and guided safely home if needed.
Remote care connectivity
A shared safety network that keeps the user connected to family and carers, reducing isolation and loneliness, with everyone looking out for them, without intrusion.
A familiar, non-stigmatising watch design
Reassurance kept intact. A watch they'll actually want to wear every day, not a device that announces 'I need looking after', so protection is always on the wrist when it matters.
Simple setup
How it works
- 01
Configure the watch for the user.
- 02
The integrated eSIM connects the device automatically.
- 03
Wellbeing monitoring starts immediately.
- 04
Alerts and readings are delivered through the Navigil Service.
The Navigil Service
The watches are the visible part of a complete remote care solution. Behind them sits the Navigil Service: the web-based platform where alarms are routed, wellbeing trends are reviewed and devices are managed remotely, all in one place.
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