AngelSense Information

AngelSense is assistive technology for people with autism, special needs, and dementia. It supports safety, skill building, and independence. Over 2,000 partner agencies use it, including Regional Centers, county and state government, school districts, self-direction programs, and law enforcement. How it works: Proactive, reliable alerts, using AI to overcome the limits of standard GPS. Alerts arrive without anyone opening an app: a safe zone left, an unexpected place, a late arrival, an unusual route. The wearable has an auto-pickup speakerphone and SOS button, so a caregiver can talk without the person answering. Beyond safety: The voice features also support skill building. Two-way support is used to fade 1:1 staffing, coach job tasks, and guide errands. One-way audio lets a clinician collect baseline data without an observer present. For agency programs: The families on your caseload need 1:1 hours that do not exist. Remote support lets staff guide someone through a task from anywhere, so independence grows without adding shifts and community access gets easier to justify against LRE goals. Daily timelines give coordinators something concrete at plan renewal. 95% of users adopt wearing the device within three weeks. For law enforcement and search and rescue: A caregiver can share a live location link straight to dispatch or an officer in the field. Nothing to install on your side, and your team drives to a point instead of a radius. Runner Mode updates every 10 seconds during an elopement, and a remote alarm helps locate someone hiding or in a crowd. 96% of wandering incidents are resolved within minutes by users themselves, before they become a full search. For school districts: Elopement is the incident that matters. Parents and staff share one view. Safe ride monitoring covers the bus, including a student who got off at the wrong stop or never went inside. Talk to our agency team about program fit: orgs@angelsense.com