Live from smart health bands

Live readings from a smart health band, shared with the people who care.

KeBho shows heart rate, SpO₂, temperature and more from a band worn every day, in plain words. When a reading moves out of range, it alerts the family and the care team looking after that person.

For families at home and for clinics and care homes.

The KeBho family screen on a phone: one person's status in plain words, their latest heart rate, SpO₂, blood pressure and temperature, and her latest readings.

What it does

The readings that matter, in one calm place

The band measures through the day. KeBho collects the readings, shows them live, and keeps the history for charts and reviews.

  • Heart rateBeats per minute, with history
  • SpO₂Blood oxygen saturation
  • TemperatureMeasured on the finger
  • Blood pressureAn estimate from the band
  • HRVHeart rate variability, as a trend
  • SleepTotal sleep each night
  • BatterySo a flat band isn't mistaken for a problem
  • SignalWhether the band is reaching KeBho

Plain words, not just numbers

Each person gets a short status such as All normal or Needs attention, with the reason in one sentence. Normal readings stay neutral; only amber and red ask you to look.

Alerts that reach the right people

When a reading gets worse, KeBho raises a warning or a critical alert for the family and care team who look after that person, on screen and as a phone or computer notification if they turn it on.

For families

Look in on a parent from anywhere

Whether you live across town or abroad, see how they are doing without having to ring and ask.

  • One person per screen

    Their status, latest readings and when they were measured, in large, clear type.

  • “I'm on it”

    When there is an alert, tap I'm on it so the rest of the family knows someone is checking.

  • Tap to call

    Call the person, or their care provider, straight from the screen.

  • Push alerts

    Choose critical alerts only, or all alerts, for each person you follow.

  • English and Nepali

    Switch the family app between English and Nepali at any time.

  • Install it like an app

    Add KeBho to your phone's home screen. No app store needed.

For clinics and care homes

A wall board your whole team can work from

Everyone you look after on one screen, the most urgent first, with a clear record of who handled what.

  • The board

    One tile per patient, worst first. Board mode fills a wall screen and keeps it awake.

  • Claim and resolve

    Click I'm on it so the team sees who has an alert, then resolve it with an outcome and a note.

  • Per-patient alert limits

    Start from general adult limits and set each patient's own where their normal is different.

  • Team and bands

    Add staff, choose which patients each one sees, and pair bands with a room label such as “Bed 6”.

  • Monthly report

    Review minutes per patient, alert counts and time to claim and resolve, ready to download.

The bands

Two smart bands that work with KeBho

Both are screenless, waterproof and light enough to wear day and night, and both come in different colors.

The KeBho ECG Smart Band in orange, a screenless band with a woven strap.

KeBho ECG Smart Band

Monitor heart health with confidence. Continuous ECG, high and low heart rate alerts, and abnormal rhythm and AFib detection, from medical-grade biosensors in a minimalist, screenless band.

  • Battery180 mAh
  • WaterproofIP68
  • UpdatesOver the air (OTA)
  • Memory30 days of data
The KeBho AI Smart Band in teal, a screenless band with a woven strap.

KeBho AI Smart Band

A screenless smart band for everyday wear, in a lighter, smaller build.

  • Battery95 mAh
  • WaterproofIP68
  • UpdatesOver the air (OTA)

How it works

From the band to your screen in three steps

The band sends readings over Bluetooth to a nearby gateway, which sends them over the internet to the live KeBho dashboard. Band Bluetooth Gateway Internet Dashboard
  1. The band measures

    A smart health band, worn every day, takes readings through the day and night.

  2. A gateway relays

    A gateway nearby picks the readings up over Bluetooth and sends them over the internet to KeBho, over an encrypted connection where the gateway supports it.

  3. KeBho shows it live

    Readings appear on the dashboard as they arrive, and alerts go to the people who look after that person.

Screenshots

See it for yourself

Real screens from KeBho, shown with demo data and made-up names.

The family screen on a phone, showing one person's status and latest readings.
Family app One person per screen, in plain words.
The care team's wall board: one tile per patient, with the alert at the top waiting for someone to say 'I'm on it'.
Care board Worst first, with who is handling each alert.
One patient's page: current readings, a chart of heart rate and blood oxygen, and the alert.
Patient page Readings, trends and the alert history in one place.

FAQ

Questions people ask

What does the band measure?

Heart rate, SpO₂ (blood oxygen), skin temperature, an estimate of blood pressure, heart rate variability (HRV) and total sleep. KeBho also shows the band's battery and signal, so you can tell a flat band from a missing reading. Blood pressure from the band is an estimate, not a cuff measurement.

Who can see the data?

Only people who have been given access to that person: their family group, their clinic or care home's team, and the administrators who run KeBho. Everyone signs in with their own account. Care-team notes and alert outcomes are seen only by the care team and administrators.

What happens when there is an alert?

When a reading moves outside the normal range, KeBho raises a warning, or a critical alert if it is well outside. It shows on the family screen and the care board, and as a notification on phones and computers where notifications are turned on. Someone taps I'm on it so others know it is being checked. An alert does not confirm a problem, and a normal reading does not rule one out; check with a clinician.

KeBho is not a medical device and is not for emergencies. In an emergency call your local emergency number.

Which devices and gateways does it work with?

KeBho works with smart health bands. A gateway near the wearer relays the band's readings over the internet. You use KeBho in a web browser on a phone, tablet or computer, and you can add it to your home screen like an app.

How is my data kept private?

You reach KeBho over an encrypted connection, each account sees only the people it has been given, and data is backed up nightly in encrypted form. If you request access below, your name, contact and message are kept so our team can reply; only KeBho administrators can see them.

How much does it cost, and how do I start?

Ask us. Request access below, tell us whether it is for your family or for a clinic or care home, and we will get back to you with the details.

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