Morning activity alerts that preserve independence
eNeighbor™ gives senior and affordable housing providers a simple way to look out for residents - without compromising their privacy or dignity.
eNeighbor is a simple app installed on the phones residents already use. It uses routine daily phone activity to signal your residents are up and active each day. We build you a dashboard that shows who's up at their usual time, and the alerts that reach you when they haven't used their phone as usual. eNeighbor does all this without sharing location data, or what apps they're using.
That creates a lower-burden experience for participating residents, and avoids the cost and logistics of distributing and maintaining separate hardware.
- Ready on day one Residents set it up on the phone they already carry.
- One building or a portfolio Scope a program to a site, a group, or a population.
- Your name on it Resident-facing language and identity that fit you.
Let's build a program that fits your community
Housing providers support residents through different operating models: resident services, wellness programming, community engagement, service coordination, property operations, or partnerships with outside organizations.
We can tailor eNeighbor for your needs. Whether you are considering a program for one building, a portfolio, or a defined resident population, we can configure the participant experience and dashboard around your goals.
Possible customization areas
- Resident-facing language in the app, onboarding, and branded communications
- Property, site, or portfolio dashboard views
- Staff roles and access permissions
- Reporting for resident-services teams, partners, or funders
- Secure exports, data exchange, and scoped connections with selected systems
Alongside the tools you already run
eNeighbor is designed to work alongside - not displace - the property-management, resident-information, communications, and reporting tools already used by your organization.
Depending on your existing systems, available vendor access, and the scope of your program, we can explore tailored reporting, secure data exports, data exchange, and scoped integration options. We begin with the technology your team already uses and the information that would be useful in your program.
Let's explore what we can do for your community
We would be glad to learn about your resident population, community model, existing technology, and goals for a customized eNeighbor program.
Tell us your organization, your role, roughly how many people a program would cover, and what you would like to know. The button below opens an email with those prompts already in it.
Or write to support@curlewlabs.com.
Please keep your message to your program and your questions - no details about individual clients or residents.
Questions we hear from housing providers
Does eNeighbor require residents to use a separate device?
No. eNeighbor is designed to work with a resident's own compatible smartphone. It does not require a separate wearable, pendant, or in-home sensor.
Does a resident have to remember a daily check-in button?
No additional daily button press is required. eNeighbor is designed to recognize routine activity on a resident's smartphone.
Can our community brand the resident experience?
Yes. We can discuss tailored language, onboarding, communications, and visual identity that fit your organization and resident population.
Can the dashboard be configured by property or portfolio?
Yes. Dashboard views and reporting can be scoped to fit a single property, a group of communities, or a defined program population.
Can eNeighbor work with property-management software?
Depending on your current technology and available vendor access, we can explore secure exports, data exchange, reporting, and integration options.
Does eNeighbor work on tablets?
Yes. eNeighbor works on iPad and on Android tablets as well as phones. Set it up on whichever device the resident uses every day - that's the one that shows they're up and about.
Can we begin with one building or a limited resident group?
Yes. A pilot can be structured around a single community, a selected group of residents, or a defined program objective.