I’m not sure I agree with you that geofencing is all that practical for elderly parents. Here’s what I think is missing: if your parent typically moves around relatively freely (visiting friends, clubs, shopping), the alerts could end up being way too frequent, mostly generating noise instead of useful information. Plus, some older adults might carry their phone inconsistently, making geofence data unreliable or downright misleading. This doesn’t seem like a game-changer unless you’re dealing with specific dementia-related wandering issues—in most cases, it’s not about boundaries but catching when something obviously risky is happening. Has Eyezy demonstrated consistent accuracy with its geofencing alerts in your own experience? Sometimes commercial apps overpromise on location reliability.