For investors

For investors

Fall detection without surveillance. The first pilot started on 5 October 2026, a founder-built local AI system, raising pilots and partners.

We do not publish market sizes, detection-time promises, or margin targets without a named source. Performance numbers belong on the Evidence page once field data exists.

The problem

Falls at home are often unwitnessed. Wearables only help if they are worn and activated. Ordinary indoor cameras only help if someone is watching, which is the privacy problem families want to avoid.

Swiss context (BFU, September 2026): more than 1,700 fall deaths a year, 95% aged 65+, nearly 6,500 people seriously injured, around CHF 1.8 billion in economic costs.

Home care has the same gap in a sharper form. Spitex visits cover about one hour a day; nobody knows what happens in the other 23.

The product

  • A local AI box plus cameras on a private network of ilonai’s own, wired where possible, wireless on that same closed network where a cable cannot be run
  • Cellular alerts only; no live camera access for family, staff, or ilonai
  • No cloud video in normal operation; alerts and a system-health heartbeat only
  • One purpose: a possible fall or a person lying on the floor, never a daily behaviour profile

More detail: Technology and Privacy & Trust.

Traction

Keep this short and honest; we update it as things change.

  • First pilot: started on 5 October 2026 in Ilona’s home
  • Pilot capacity: 5 homes (room for four more after the first)
  • Before that: weeks of continuous running in the founder’s own home
  • Testing so far (founder’s-home testing, not a performance claim): every staged fall detected, no false alerts. One unplanned real fall (a child falling while playing) was detected.
  • Per-home pilot numbers: published on Evidence once the pilot homes have run long enough

Business model

A one-time setup fee covers installation and configuration, and a monthly fee covers connectivity, monitoring of the system’s health, updates and support. The equipment remains ilonai’s property; if a client leaves, we remove it and reuse it. Exact figures on request until pricing is final.

Go-to-market

  1. Home pilot. Finish learning from up to five homes and publish what we measure.
  2. Home-care partners. Spitex and private home-care agencies as a referral channel. See For home-care services.
  3. Care facilities later. Only after we have real-home evidence.

None of steps 2–3 have started commercially.

Where we are / risks

In place

  • Local AI appliance built and assembled in Zug
  • First pilot started on 5 October 2026 in Ilona’s home
  • Pilot open for up to four additional homes

Not yet

  • Facility deployments
  • Published field sensitivity / false-alert / uptime numbers from pilot homes
  • CE / ISO / completed FADP audit
  • Commercial sales

ilonai is positioned as a home safety system, not a medical device. A medical-device version is an option we are evaluating.

Risks

  • Solo founder
  • Care facilities adopt slowly
  • Competing approaches (wearables, radar, in-camera AI)
  • Reliable detection across real rooms and night conditions
  • Product-safety conformity, ISO 27001 and sales infrastructure still to build

What we’re looking for

  • Pilot homes
  • Introductions to home-care organisations
  • A German-speaking partner with care experience
  • Early investors and grants

Contact

Email investors@ilonai.ch · phone +41 76 404 05 21 · or use the contact form.

This information is for discussion and does not constitute an offer to sell securities.