A little warning. A big step towards dry nights.

What if your child's bedwetting alarm could give you a heads-up before an Oopsie moment? Meet the next generation of Oopsie Heroes: our familiar bedwetting alarm, now with personalised AI prediction.

After learning from your childs bewetting patterns, Oopsie Heroes can give an early warning approximately 15 minutes before a predicted Oopsie moment. That means a little more time to wake up, visit the toilet and practise building dry nights.

PERSONALISED TO YOUR CHILD

Every little hero has their own nighttime rhythm

Some children have an Oopsie moment shortly after falling asleep. Others experience one much later in the night. And some nights are completely dry.

That's why Oopsie Heroes doesn't use the same alarm time for every child. Instead, it learns from your child's recorded wetting events and bedtime routine to identify when an Oopsie moment might happen.

Three steps to smarter nights:

1. Start your usual routine

   Attach the sensor as instructed, choose a favourite alarm sound in the app and start sleep mode. If an Oopsie moment happens, the sensor detects it and the app records the event.

2. Let Oopsie Heroes learn

   The AI needs wetting-event data from at least three nights before it can begin generating personalised predictions. Start sleep mode at bedtime and finish it in the morning. Until enough information is available, the regular alarm continues to work.

3. Get a heads-up

   Once enough information has been collected, the app can estimate when an Oopsie moment might happen and provide a gentle sequence of alerts so families have opportunities to act earlier.

THE 15-MINUTE COUNTDOWN

One familiar sound. Three opportunities to respond.

When a predicted Oopsie moment is approaching, the selected alarm sound follows this sequence.

1. 15min- A gentle heads up. Soft sound for 15 seconds: Approximately 15 minutes before the predicted time, a soft version of the parent-selected alarm plays.
2. 8min- Another opportunity. Louder sound for 30 seconds at 80% volume.
3. 0min- Normal wakeup signal. Normal selected alarm. At the estimated event time, the familiar parent-selected wake-up alarm plays.

Important: *This countdown is based on a predicted time, not a measurement of bladder fullness. An actual wetting event may happen earlier, later or not at all. Sensor-based detection remains available.

The sound your child knows

Parents select the alarm sound in the app. The prediction sequence uses that same selected sound, first gently, then louder, then at the normal wake-up level.

No unfamiliar alarm is needed, just a smarter way to use the sound your family has chosen.

ALWAYS HERE TO HELP

No worries! Oopsie Heroes continues working as a regular bedwetting alarm. The sensor detects an actual Oopsie moment and activates the selected alarm.

Prediction is an additional helping hand, not a replacement for detection. Because children's patterns can change, predictions can change as the app learns from new information.