Aegis Home

Aegis Home turns one photo of an older adult's home into a visual, prioritized plan to fix fall hazards. The problem: falls are the second leading cause of unintentional injury deaths worldwide, and adults over 60 are hit the hardest. Many falls start at home, with things that are cheap to fix: a loose rug, a cable, boots in the walkway. But a professional home-safety assessment means an in-person visit that most families in Latin America cannot get, and the digital tools that exist are in English and built for the US. The person who worries is often an adult child or grandchild living far away. How it works: a family member photographs a room. Muse Spark finds each environmental hazard, rates its urgency and explains how to fix it with low-cost local materials, in Spanish, Portuguese or English. SAM 3.1 outlines the exact shape of each hazard on the photo and measures how much of the walkway it blocks. The result is an action plan ordered by urgency, with materials and rough costs, a "fixed" tracker, a private link to share with family and a quick-contact button. We tested it in three real homes in El Salvador, then fixed what we could and photographed the rooms again. Photos are processed in memory and never stored, there are no accounts, and the app works in any browser. It is not medical advice and not an emergency service: it finds what you can fix today.