
What family sees
Each helper sends from their own phone.
Support circle
Family, friends, and support workers send from their own phones. The person at home sees one list, in large type, until each item is done.


Each helper sends from their own phone.

The companion screen shows the shared list in large type, and can read a new line aloud.
A sister, a neighbor, and a support worker can each add a line.
Write what is happening. The screen can read it aloud.
The next visit stays visible instead of scrolling away.
Up to 6 people can join the video room.
Helpers do not share a password. The person at home does not need an account.
This is messages and reminders, not a medical record. In an emergency, call 911.
A sister adds "Physical therapy Thursday at 10." A neighbor adds "I'll bring the mail at noon." Both lines stay on the screen until they are done. The person at home does not check three text threads.
One person creates it. That takes about a minute, with no credit card.
Each person joins with their own phone. There is no separate login for the screen.
Reminders and visits stay on the companion screen until they are done. Up to 6 people can join a video call.
Anyone you invite: family, friends, and support workers. Each person uses their own phone. There is no separate staff product.
Yes. Reminders and visits stay on the companion screen until they are done, and the people you invite can add to that list.
Yes. Up to 6 people can join the video room.
No. It is a shared list of messages and reminders. It does not replace a care chart or emergency services. In an emergency, call 911.
Free during pre-release. No credit card.
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