More peace of mind for people living alone.

Living alone is no longer a special case in Germany — and that is exactly why a simple safety routine matters to so many people. According to the Federal Statistical Office, there are around 17 million single-person households in Germany, roughly 42 percent of all private households. At the same time, the chance of a fall at home rises with age: a 2022 health survey by the Robert Koch Institute found that about one in four people aged 65 and older reported at least one fall in the previous twelve months — one in ten reported several. The risk that such an emergency goes unnoticed for a long time is not theoretical. Records from the Berlin Institute of Forensic Medicine show that around 300 people are found dead in their own homes in Berlin every year without anyone having missed them — in some cases only after weeks or months. Forensic experts assume that the actual number, especially in anonymous urban neighbourhoods, is significantly higher. Corlo does not solve any of this on its own. But the gap in which someone stays unnoticed for days can be closed by a single daily check-in.