Caring for someone — or planning ahead
One private place, shared only with the people you choose.
It's too much for one person.
Bring your family, your friends, the people who help — into one place. Share the calendar, hand out what needs doing, and let people help without you having to organize them.
Write it down once. Everyone who needs it can see it, and you stop explaining the same things to every new person.
Guides on what medical and legal documents matter, what they're for, what to keep track of, and where to get them. No guessing. No jargon.
One place for all of it, and a guide when you need one.
appointments, visits, and who’s covering what
hand them off and follow them from one person to the next — and files you attach go into the matching notebook’s Your Files list
household accounts and bills, legal documents and medical records, all in one place that only the people you choose can open
doctors, pharmacy, the neighbor with a key — saved automatically as you add them
so the next person walks in knowing what happened
their day, what they like, what helps and what doesn’t — written down once, where everyone helping can see it
meals, rides and visits, shared by a link and added straight to the family calendar
printable and built around your home and your routine — including one page you can hand to a paramedic
their life in their own words and photographs, written by everyone who loves them — printed, or simply kept
Sign up and name your care circle. Invite family members and helpers with a simple code.
Fill in medical details, contacts, and documents. You control who can see and edit sensitive information.
Share the calendar, assign tasks, upload documents, and add notes — together, in real time.
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