A second set of eyes for family caregivers
Three thin sensor strips slide under the sheet. They track your parent's position and tell you the moment a turn is actually needed — not a minute before.
Launch price. Regular price $250. No payment today — just your email.
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The worry behind every reminder
It's the clock. Every two hours, all night, someone has to turn them. Miss one, and the damage starts.
So you set an alarm. And then you lie awake anyway, waiting for it.
Because an alarm doesn't know if they already moved. It just rings.
What's really at stake
A pressure sore (also called a bedsore) is an open wound that starts when skin is pressed in one spot for too long. Here's what every family should know.
When someone lies still for hours, their body weight presses on the skin over bony areas — tailbone, hips, heels, shoulder blades. The pressure cuts off blood flow, and skin and tissue underneath start to break down. In someone who can't shift on their own, a sore can begin in just a few hours.
Anyone who spends long hours in bed and can't reposition themselves: people recovering from illness or surgery, older adults, people living with dementia, Parkinson's, or paralysis. And the person who's usually doing the turning? You.
Every year in the US, more than 2.5 million people develop pressure injuries. More than 1 in 10 nursing home residents has had one. At home, where one person carries the care alone, they're an even quieter risk.
The single best protection is repositioning — regularly, before the pressure has time to do damage. That's exactly what TurnEase watches for: it tells you when your parent has been in one position too long, so the turn happens before it's needed.
Sources: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality · Johns Hopkins Medicine
Simple by design
Three thin fabric strips go under the fitted sheet — shoulders, hips, heels. No wiring. No mattress replacement. Works on a normal bed.
A small module sits on the nightstand and charges over USB-C. It pairs with your phone over Bluetooth.
See their position live — back, left side, right side. Set how long is too long. That's it.
The TurnEase difference
Every other reminder counts down from the moment you set it. TurnEase counts from the last time they actually moved.
If they shift on their own, the clock starts over — automatically. You never get woken up for a turn that already happened.
If they don't move, you'll know. Exactly when it matters.
Rings every 2 hours. Even if they already moved.
Counts from their last real position change. Resets itself.
Clear and honest
It's not a medical device. It doesn't diagnose anything, and it doesn't replace your judgment or your doctor's advice.
It's a monitoring tool. It tells you what you can't see from the next room — and it helps prevent pressure sores by making sure turns don't get missed.
Early reservation pricing
Regular price $250. Launch price for early reservations. Shipping expected in 3-6 months.
Good to know
Yes. It goes under a normal fitted sheet on a standard mattress. No tools, no wiring, no mattress replacement.
Then the timer resets automatically. You won't be woken up for a turn that already happened. That's the whole point.
No. The hub connects to your phone over Bluetooth. Wi-Fi is optional.
No. TurnEase is a monitoring tool. It doesn't diagnose or treat anything. It helps you keep track of position changes and helps prevent pressure sores by making sure turns don't get missed.
TurnEase is $149 for early reservations — regular price $250. Reserving costs nothing today. We expect to ship in 3-6 months, and we'll email you before that happens.