Throne clips onto each resident’s toilet and records every bowel movement and void on its own. Your team gets a daily list of who needs attention and spends less time chasing bowel records. Families get peace of mind between visits.
- Private or shared bathrooms
- Works with raised toilet seats
- No plumber or electrician
- Sees the bowl and nothing else
- Senior living dashboard
Sound familiar?
“Last BM?”
Asked at every report. Answered from memory.
A bowel entry every shift
Even when the answer is “none.”
“I’m fine.”
Residents don’t always say when their routine has changed.
Up four times last night
And nobody knew why.
Set up in minutes. Then it just runs.
Step 1
Clip it on.
Throne clips onto the toilet your residents already use, including raised toilet seats. No tools, no plumber or electrician, no new seat. Keep it plugged in with USB-C, or run it on battery for about 30 days per charge.
Step 2
Private or shared bathrooms.
In Solo mode, Throne records every visit to a private bathroom automatically, and residents don’t wear, carry or press anything. In a shared bathroom, Shared mode recognizes each resident by their phone or one of two buttons marked in Braille, and doesn’t activate for guests.
Step 3
Your team sees the record.
The senior living dashboard shows each resident’s bowel movements, voids, last stool, hydration and nighttime trips, with a daily needs-attention list and email alerts.
Know who needs you first.
Each morning, the needs-attention list shows which residents’ bathroom routines have changed from their usual. Everyone else stays quiet.
Interactive demoTry it: open a resident, filter the list or check alert settings.
| Walter BrooksNeeds attention: No BM recorded in 72 hours | 5 | 0 | 3d agoHard | 78% | 1 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thomas OkonkwoNeeds attention: 3+ loose stools in 24 hours | 6 | 4 | 1h agoLoose | 71% | 2 |
| Evelyn OrtizNeeds attention: Nighttime trips doubled vs. baseline | 7 | 1 | 9h agoHealthy | 74% | 4usual 2 |
| Margaret Hall | 6 | 1 | 2h agoHealthy | 86% | 1 |
| Dorothy Nguyen | 5 | 1 | 5h agoHealthy | 82% | 1 |
| Harold Price | 6 | 2 | 40m agoHealthy | 88% | 0 |
| Rosalind Featherstonehaugh-Abernathy | 5 | 1 | 7h agoHealthy | 80% | 1 |
No residents match.
Select a resident to see their detail.
Alert settings
- No BM recorded in 72 hours
- 3+ loose stools in 24 hours
- No urination recorded in 12 hours
- 3 dark or concentrated voids in a row
- Nighttime trips doubled vs. baseline
Alerts arrive by email.
What your team sees
- Bowel movements and voids in the last 24 hours
- Last stool and its form
- Hydration trend
- Nighttime trips
- Needs-attention list
- Timeline for each resident
Alerts for changes like
- No BM recorded in 72 hours
- 3+ loose stools in 24 hours
- No urination recorded in 12 hours
- 3 dark or concentrated voids in a row
- Nighttime trips doubled vs. baseline
Alerts arrive by email.
Throne describes changes in bathroom patterns. It doesn’t diagnose, treat or prevent any condition.
Give your team time back.
The record keeps itself
Every bowel movement and void is logged as it happens, including the shifts when there’s nothing to log.
A list, not a hall walk
Start the shift knowing who needs attention instead of asking around at report.
Nothing to wear, press or charge
Plug it in once. No resident devices and no battery rounds.
Not another alarm
Alerts come by email. No sounds in the hall and nothing to silence.
In a 90-day pilot, we measure your team’s current bowel-charting time first, then show you the minutes you get back.
The bathroom trip counts.
For residents who still use the toilet, every trip is strength, balance and routine. Throne gives your team a clear picture of each resident’s bathroom routine, so you can plan toileting around it and notice when it starts to change.
Peace of mind, between visits.
Families want to know Mom’s okay without asking about the bathroom. With Throne, her care team sees when her routine changes, so the people looking after her notice first.
“Be her daughter when you visit, not her inspector.”
The sensor faces down. Always.
It sees the bowl, nothing else.
Who it’s for.
Throne sees what reaches the toilet, so it’s built for residents who still use one.
A great fit
Residents who still use the toilet
Assisted living and memory care residents, in a private or shared bathroom.
Not a fit yet
Briefs, bedpans, commodes or catheters
Residents who wear briefs full-time, or use any of these.
Install and care.
Pricing.
Pricing depends on how many residents and bathrooms you start with.
Questions, answered.
Does it work for residents who wear briefs?
Throne records what reaches the toilet, so it’s built for residents who still use one.
Does it work with raised toilet seats?
Yes.
How do we clean it?
With most standard cleaning products, along with the rest of the toilet. Skip in-tank blue tablets.
Does it work in shared bathrooms?
Yes. Shared mode recognizes each resident by their phone or one of two buttons marked in Braille, and it doesn’t activate for guests.
What does it need to run?
A standard toilet, Wi-Fi, and either USB-C power or a battery charge about every 30 days.
How is it priced?
Start with one wing.
Tell us about your community and we’ll set up a 90-day pilot.
Get in touch- Private or shared bathrooms
- Works with raised toilet seats
- No plumber or electrician