Lifeendo

Hey Indie Hackers 👋

I’m Preet, a solo founder currently working on LifeEndo — a wearable emergency-response device designed to detect life-threatening health events before you can call for help, and alert your emergency contacts with your live location.

Why?
Because emergencies don’t wait — and most tech today does.
I started LifeEndo after witnessing how slow and reactive our current emergency systems are. Wearables are great at tracking fitness, but in a real crisis, you can’t expect someone to open an app or press a button. People faint. People lose consciousness. People go into shock.

LifeEndo is designed to bridge that fatal gap.
It uses on-body sensors + on-device AI to detect anomalies like sudden falls, drops in vitals, seizures, and loss of consciousness — and instantly triggers alerts and GPS dispatch to your emergency contacts. No tapping, no speaking — just help, when you need it most.

I’m bootstrapping with 0 funding, no Canadian incorporation (yet), and lots of coffee.
I’m now looking for:

• Feedback from anyone building in wearables, medtech, or hardware-AI

• Co-founders (engineering, hardware, or AI) willing to work for equity

• Advice on early-stage fundraising or grants

• Real stories from people who could benefit from this kind of tech

If you've ever built in this space, faced a life-threatening emergency, or just want to jam on ideas — I’d love to connect.

🧠 Tech stack: Wearable sensors + microcontroller + on-device AI
📍 Status: MVP in testing. Bootstrapped. Need funds.
💬 Open to feedback, collaboration, and tough love

Thanks for reading — and if you’ve got 1 minute, tell me:
👉 Would you or someone you love benefit from something like LifeEndo?