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Care Mojo
Techstars '26Bellevue, US · 1 known investors
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Care Mojo makes an AI-powered wearable kit for seniors aging at home that detects falls, health anomalies, and behavioral changes through audio and motion sensors, then uses voice verification before alerting family or emergency services. The system targets families and home care agencies managing dementia and complex care situations.
Also known as Care Mojo · peakmojo · PeakMojo
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Company profile
researched Sep 2026Care Mojo (operating under the PeakMojo name for its broader device and simulation technology work) develops an always-on edge AI system for proactive care of older adults at home. The system has three components: a wearable that continuously senses health, activity, audio and movement; an AI Speaker Hub that processes signals locally and supports voice interaction; and a location beacon that supplies room-level context about activities and daily routines. Room-level awareness is achieved without cameras and can transition to GPS when the person leaves the home.
The platform is designed to recognize changes in safety, routines and wellbeing, covering scenarios such as wandering, falls, bathroom-pattern changes, sleep disruption, low movement, social isolation, missed meals and early signs of health decline. The company states the system can identify more than 500 daily events and patterns. When a potential concern is detected, the AI Speaker Hub can first conduct a voice check-in with the individual and then notify family members, caregivers, care staff or emergency services as appropriate. Families use mobile apps (iOS and Android) for status, alerts and timeline views, while home care providers use a web portal with client-level overviews.
Under the PeakMojo brand, the group also describes a second line of work in AI scenario simulation and simulation-based assessment, in which users build a scenario, run a live simulation and receive rubric-based scores and reviewable moments. The hardware work is characterized as on-device intelligence, multimodal sensing of voice, vision and motion, low-power edge inference, and fleet provisioning with remote updates and health telemetry.
Founding story
Founder and CEO Tian Lan previously worked as an engineer at Uber and then as a venture investor; she was raised by her grandfather and was influenced by watching dementia affect him, later owning senior home care businesses and exploring technology to make home care safer and more affordable. Co-founder Peijun Liu is a UCSF graduate and researcher who studied language models for early cognitive decline detection in partnership with the Mayo Clinic, and brings experience as a family caregiver for her grandmother and work in hospice care.
Business model
Sells to both consumers/families and professional home care agencies. A private-market data profile classifies the company as B2B with hardware plus subscription, subscription SaaS, hardware sales, and services and consulting components.
Combination of hardware sales and recurring subscription, alongside SaaS for care organizations, per a private-market data profile.
Traction
The company lists participation in NVIDIA Inception and NSF I-Corps, offers consumer apps on the App Store and Google Play, and operates a provider portal for home care agencies. Its GitHub organization publishes open-source developer tools, including an AppleScript MCP server and a HubSpot MCP server.
Latest developments
A private-market data provider records an accelerator round dated March 9, 2026 with NVIDIA Inception listed as investor and total funding raised of $220,000. The co-founders appeared as guests on the All Home Care Matters podcast to discuss the product.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history
Market position
Positioned in remote patient monitoring and age-tech for at-home dementia and aging-in-place care; a private-market data provider lists CarePredict, Amba Health and Care and GrandCare Systems as the closest comparable companies.
Camera-free room-level location awareness, local/on-device processing, automatic voice check-in before escalating an alert, and family-configurable privacy and data-sharing levels.
Technology
Edge AI with local on-device processing: a wearable sensing health, activity, audio and movement; an AI Speaker Hub running local processing and voice interaction; and a location beacon providing camera-free room-level positioning that hands off to GPS outside the home. Multimodal sensing fuses voice, vision and motion; deployment tooling covers fleet provisioning, remote updates and health telemetry. The company states HIPAA compliance, configurable privacy controls and tiered data-sharing settings.
Go-to-market
Direct consumer sign-up through an early-access waitlist and family referral to care providers, paired with an agency channel offering a provider portal, data integration and API/FHIR connections into existing EHR and agency software.
Families and caregivers of older adults aging in place, particularly in dementia and complex care situations, and professional home care agencies and care teams.
Geography
Headquartered in Bellevue, United States; product marketed for in-home use with US-oriented care agency and HIPAA compliance positioning.
History
The Care Mojo product is presented alongside PeakMojo's two-part focus on AI smart devices and AI scenario simulation and assessment. The GitHub organization operates under the peakmojo handle with the display name Care Mojo and the tagline "Wearable AI for better dementia care at home."
Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
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Timeline · 3
launches, deals, and filingsA private-market data profile lists an accelerator round dated March 9, 2026, with Nvidia Inception named as investor; no amount or valuation is stated for the round.
Co-founders Tian Lan and Peijun Liu appeared on the All Home Care Matters podcast and YouTube show to discuss Care Mojo's aging-in-place safety platform.
Company website lists backing by NVIDIA Inception and NSF I-Corps.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
▸Research sources · 8
primary sources listed
- Care Mojopeakmojo.ai · web
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Care Mojo do?
- Care Mojo builds edge-AI wearables and in-home sensing for aging-in-place and dementia care monitoring.
- Who are Care Mojo's investors?
- Care Mojo's investors include Techstars.
- Where is Care Mojo headquartered?
- Care Mojo is headquartered in Bellevue, US.