Manual
The AiCarer Manual
A detailed, picture-by-picture walkthrough of the AiCarer app — what each screen shows, and what to do next.
1. Introduction
An introduction to AiCarer: what it is, who it is for, how it works with a smartphone and supported wearable device, and what this manual will help you learn.
2. Compatible Devices
The full list of compatible Garmin watches and their Garmin product numbers, plus Samsung watch requirements (Wear OS 6+) and what each device does for AiCarer Complete.
3. Setup
Before you start using AiCarer, you'll need to complete a few simple setup steps. This chapter explains how to sign in, choose how you'll use AiCarer, and get ready for your first day.
4. Permissions and Device Requirements
A simple guide to the phone and wearable device settings AiCarer needs, why each one matters, and what happens if you turn one off.
5. Your First Two Weeks with AiCarer
What to expect while AiCarer learns what is normal for the person being cared for, and the first checks a new carer should try.
6. AiCarer Feature Walkthrough
The "what lives where" guide to AiCarer. It is less about exact taps and more about helping a new carer understand the shape of the platform.
7. Voice AI with Ayla
Ayla is AiCarer's voice-based check-in companion, letting the person being cared for complete structured wellbeing check-ins over the phone — and returning a clear summary to the carer.
8. The Shared Care Network
The shared care network lets more than one trusted person stay connected to the same person being cared for, so support can be shared across family, neighbours, and professional carers.
9. Wellness Logs and Location Tracking
Wellness Logs record individual wellbeing events, while Wellness Reports show how someone is tracking over time, so carers can see the wider picture rather than isolated readings.
10. Troubleshooting
A practical guide to the issues carers and users raise most often, with simple checks that resolve nearly all of them.
11. Common Questions
Quick answers to the questions carers and users ask most often.