For caregivers
A caregiver app for managing someone else's care
You're holding a second medical life together. Put it down somewhere. Doses, supply counts, three specialists who don't talk to each other, rides on Thursday. We've carried that list in our heads too — badly. This app carries it instead, without taking the decisions away from the person you're caring for.
Set up a care team →The same features, from the chair beside the bed.
Log what you saw, not what you remember
Note a symptom for them in one tap while it's happening. Two people logging into one honest timeline.
Walk into the ER with the whole file
Med list, allergies, recent notes, last labs — one tap to hand over. Nobody's rebuilding the history at 3am.
Coordinate appointments for someone you love
Book, reschedule, and see the whole month at once — with their permission, and with them still in the loop.
Know what's in the closet
Meds, IV supplies, equipment. Reorder alerts before the last box, not after — we learned that one the hard way.
Share the driving
A ride list of real people who said yes. Send the ask in one tap instead of texting four of them one at a time.
Hand off the phone calls
Our call team can schedule the appointment so you don't spend a lunch break on hold. You've made enough calls.
You're also a patient, and that matters too — see the patient view →
Why the call team exists
Seventy phone calls in a single day.
Co-founder Joshua Ford once spent a day making more than seventy phone calls trying to get a surgery approved for his wife — a day entirely on hold, entirely inside business hours, while the person who needed the surgery was far too sick to make the calls herself.
Nothing about that day was unusual for a caregiver. That's the part worth fixing, and it's why a real person on our team will make those calls for you.
Live appointment calls
Press a button. A real person makes the call — not a bot, not a scheduling widget that gives up at the phone tree.
How to request their records
The written request, who to send it to, what it should cost, and the 30-day clock providers are working against.
Why we built this
A patient family, not a health-tech company. Ten years of clipboards nobody read is a long time to wait for somebody else to fix it.