Tendertec is an award-winning deep tech company founded to solve one of the care system’s biggest problems : how to support complex, high-risk care, without adding staff, cameras, or wearables.
The future of safer care isn’t more devices and alerts.
It’s earlier insight.
Tendertec builds privacy-first care infrastructure for complex care settings across homes, hospitals and care settings.
We support overstretched teams, vulnerable people, and family carers by turning missed signals into earlier support.
Hestia® is Tendertec’s care infrastructure, not another fall alarm.
Hestia is privacy‑first, AI-powered tool that helps care teams act earlier, with less guesswork and more confidence – no cameras, no wearables, no rewiring. Built for homes, hospitals, and care services where “good enough” no longer works.
Hestia® is the only solution that uses thermal patterns to detect risk and support care with full dignity.
Built for trust, even in the most sensitive settings.
Let Hestia® keep track of everyday movement and activity patterns. When someone falls or experiences a near miss, alerts and insights help carers act earlier, without needing constant checks. If daily routines shift from usual patterns, carers can also be informed to enable early preventative support.
Nights are when risk is hardest to see. Hestia® highlights agitation, wandering, and instability, without waking anyone. Hestia® means less disruption, better sleep and clearer insight into what’s really happening overnight.
Some rooms carry more risk than others. Hestia® helps carers manage complex needs with confidence, revealing patterns and reducing repeat events Hestia® enables better cover with existing staff, resulting in a clearer basis for care planning and reassessment.











Nights of continuous Hestia® safety coverage
Minutes of staff time saved on incident reporting and documentation
Falls detected without or cameras, many unwitnessed
Near-falls detected, enabling earlier interventions and pattern recognition
Infrastructure yields insight.
This is what happens when you install infrastructure - not just a fall sensor.










