The people who love you, on the same page.

Manage a parent’s record alongside your own. Share exactly what you choose, so the people who love you stay close without you re-explaining everything.

What you share
Care Journal showing a visit written up, ready to check before anything is sent.
What they see
The two lines a family member receives, with everything else kept private.

“His wife would write down every single thing that was happening, every day, in a notebook. She’d bring it in at the visit.”

Ashley Waldrep · Burna AI advisory board · Nebraska Hematology Oncology

Share only what you choose.

Every summary, every note, every result has a switch. Turn on what helps the people around you. Keep the rest to yourself.

What leaves your record

Maya’s care circle

  • Visit summariesShared with family
  • Symptom notesPrivate to you
  • Lab resultsShared with Maya

You are always the editor.

May summary

Sent · May 31

Shared with 3 people

  • MayaDaughter · SeattleOpened
  • DavidSon · handles insuranceOpened
  • AnaHome health nurseSent

For the ones who love from a distance.

The adult child three time zones away. The spouse keeping the calendar. One monthly summary keeps everyone close, without a dozen phone calls or a single thing repeated.

A woman at a kitchen table in morning light, tablet in front of her.
A man sitting beside his wife under a lamp, reading something on a phone.
A woman standing in her own kitchen, phone in hand, a bag on the counter.

One record, however many of you there are.

The person in treatment. The spouse beside them. The child who calls every night. Each has their own way in, and their own view of the same record.

The patient

Holds the record

Speaks in their own words and keeps every visit in one place.

The spouse

Captures the day

Logs symptoms and doses on the hard days, right beside them.

The adult child

Stays in the loop

Reads the monthly summary from three time zones away.

Care belongs to the people who give it.

Free for patients and families. Each record stays private. Sharing is always opt-in.