Vigilare quietly watches for early signs of cognitive decline and financial exploitation — the kind of changes that are genuinely hard to catch on your own. Create your account, review the monitoring consent, and connect your accounts.
Referred by your financial advisor? They can be part of the process too →
Vigilare doesn't replace your own judgment. It simply notices patterns that are genuinely hard for anyone to catch on their own — and lets the people you've chosen know if something is worth a conversation.
Some changes in day-to-day finances happen so gradually that even a close family member might not notice. Vigilare watches for that kind of slow drift.
It also looks for the kind of sudden, unusual activity that can signal a scam or someone taking advantage — a new, unfamiliar payment, for example.
Vigilare never acts on your accounts and never makes a decision for you. It only ever gives you — and anyone you've chosen to include — something worth asking about.
Cognitive decline — the kind that comes with early-stage Alzheimer's or related dementia — often shows up in financial behavior years before it's ever diagnosed. Missed bill payments. Unusual purchases. A slow drift away from a lifetime of familiar habits.
This isn't a theory we invented. It's the finding of independent research from Georgetown University, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and other academic and government institutions that have studied how financial behavior changes years before a diagnosis. Vigilare's detection is calibrated against that research — not a black box, and not guesswork.
Create your own login with the firm shown during signup, then review and accept monitoring consent yourself. You do not need an advisor to complete signup. Creating an account alone does not start financial monitoring.
Check the firm shown during signup. If you already have a Vigilare profile through your advisor, ask them to arrange your login rather than creating another profile.
After you accept consent, connect accounts through Plaid from your overview. Authorized staff can review monitoring findings; your client account shows your financial overview.
"Watch over what matters most" isn't a slogan for us — it's the literal meaning of our name.
Vigilare comes from the Latin verb meaning to keep watch, to stay alert on behalf of another. That's the whole idea: someone keeping watch, quietly, so you don't have to do it entirely alone.
It takes a few minutes, and you're in control the entire time.
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