Some moments are not phone moments. Hands full of shopping at the door. A meeting that has run long. A sleeping toddler carried up the stairs.
That is what the jupyter Watch app is for: the few things you need from your security, a glance or a tap away.
A glance
All quiet, in a line or two.
The alerts your phone receives reach your wrist too: a face it knows by name, a parcel at the door, someone lingering, a sound worth hearing about. And when nothing happened, a short summary says so, in plain words.
Wednesday · 2:15 pm · a long meeting
The meeting has run over, and the kids get home at three thirty. You cannot take your phone out.
What jupyter does. A glance at your wrist: the summary says all has been calm and settled. When the kids are recognised at the door, the alert reaches your wrist too.
A tap
Home. Away. Night.
Arm the house as you pull out of the driveway, switch to Night on the way to bed, and disarm as you walk up the path. The watch works through the SecureProtect app on your iPhone, so it is the same system and the same modes, on your wrist.
Monday · 8:12 am · the school run
Three children, two bags, one forgotten lunchbox. You are halfway down the street when you realise the house is not armed.
What jupyter does. Tap Away on your watch at the next red light. It works through the SecureProtect app on your iPhone, so it is the same system, the same modes.
Your Halos
Every Halo, a swipe away.
See each Halo and its mode. Before you leave, start the sounds of a lived-in home, such as appliances or a dog barking, straight from the watch.
Friday · 11:40 pm · the stairs
You are carrying a sleeping toddler up to bed, and the house is still in Home mode.
What jupyter does. Switch to Night from your wrist without putting anyone down. Heading away for the weekend instead? Start the sounds of a lived-in home from the watch before you leave.
At a glance
If the alarm is going, you know.
When an alarm is sounding, the watch shows it, and how long it has left to run.
Ask Beta
Ask how the day went.
Raise your wrist and ask VoiceAI. Did the courier come? Was anyone at the back door last night? It answers out loud, and in text.
“The best security is the kind you can check without breaking stride.”Temi Akinloye
Where things stand
- On the watch
- Home, Away and Night modes, alerts on your wrist, the events summary, your Halos and lived-in sounds, camera snapshots, and VoiceAI in beta. It needs Apple Watch with watchOS 10 or later, paired with an iPhone running the SecureProtect app.
- On your phone
- Live video and event clips stay on your phone, where there is room to see them properly.
- Availability
- The Watch app comes with the SecureProtect app, and is in testing now ahead of the first deliveries.