CareSync · Built by a caregiver, for caregivers
For the daughter working full-time. For the aide on the hard night. For the brother three states away.
$14/mo for the whole family. HIPAA-conscious. No ads, no data sale.
The things a group text can't do
The four surfaces caregivers open every day, often one-handed at 11pm.
Care Journal
Log entries with mood tags, flag important moments for the doctor, and let family react with a heart.
Medications
Track medications with dosage, schedule, and administration history. Scan prescriptions with OCR.
Shifts
Schedule and log caregiver shifts. Know who was there, when, and what happened.
Care Team
Invite coordinators, caregivers, aides, and family supporters. Each role sees exactly what they need.
How it works
A shared rhythm, not another app to manage
CareSync is designed to feel like a quiet family notebook, not a hospital portal and not a chat app.
Invite your circle
Add family, caregivers, and volunteers. Each person gets a role, coordinator, supporter, or aide, so they see only what they need to.
Log the day together
One shared journal for medications, moods, appointments, and small moments. Everyone contributes; nobody has to remember everything alone.
See the whole picture
Weekly briefs, coverage gaps, and a quiet feed of what's going well. Bring it to the next doctor's visit or the next hard conversation.
From the families who show up
Calmer days, fewer dropped threads
My brother and I live six hours apart. Before CareSync we were constantly on the phone guessing what mom had eaten or whether she'd taken her afternoon meds. Now it's all just… there.
Priya S.Daughter · primary coordinatorI've been a home health aide for twelve years. CareSync is the first tool that actually respects how families want to communicate about their loved one. I leave every shift feeling like I handed the baton cleanly.
Marcus T.Professional caregiverMy dad has early Parkinson's and I have three siblings with strong opinions. The shared journal turned what used to be endless arguments into quiet updates. That alone was worth it.
Anna R.Daughter · family of four