CaringGrove · for families
You can’t be there every day.
You can know about every day.
One person spends two minutes on a daily check-in — or just says it out loud. Everyone who loves her gets the day back as a short, warm note: what she ate, how she seemed, and whether anything needs a look.
Feeling like you’re holding
all of it on your own?
Caring for someone is a dozen small jobs a day, spread across people who never quite have the same picture.
Dr Nguyen — Tues?? 10.30
ask about the dizzy spells
(bring the pill list)On a note you might lose
did anyone pick up her refill?
I thought Frank did
at work till six
In a thread nobody owns
This week
- Call about the ramp
- Refill the Metformin
- Podiatrist — rebook
- Drive to dialysis
On a list only you can see
Reminder · 7:00
Mum’s evening tablets
Snoozed 4 times
On a phone that keeps asking
Everything the family needs,
in one placeWhat makes CaringGrove different?
How was Rosa’s day?
Two minutes, once a day
Whoever is with her ticks off the day as it happens. That's the whole job — and it's the only job.
Two minutes a day. The whole family, close by.
Pay for the people you look after.
Never for the people who love them.
Every plan starts with 14 days free — no card. Invite the whole family; the price doesn’t move.
Individual
$9.99a month
One person being cared for. The whole family around them comes free.
- 1 care record
- Unlimited family & caregivers
- Her whole day on one screen
- One tap to record a good day
- Messages, with a badge when something's new
- Sync the calendar you already keep
- Medicines, documents & shared jobs
HouseholdMost families
$16.99a month
Both parents. An aunt next door. Up to four people, one home screen.
- Up to 4 care records
- Everything in Individual
- Talk instead of typing, anywhere
- Reports to hand a doctor — Excel, Word or print
- Priority support
Cancel anytime. Annual billing saves two months. Introductory prices — early families keep them.
Built for the person who
checks their phone at midnight
“I live three hours from Mum. Now, before I've finished my coffee, I know she's had breakfast, taken her meds, and gone for a walk.”
“My sister does the daily care and I always felt like I was interrupting to ask how it went. Now I just read it.”
“I stopped writing things on the back of envelopes. I hold the button, say what happened, and it's done.”
“We took the thirty-day report to the cardiologist. She actually read the whole thing. That has never happened.”
“The part I didn't expect: my aunt in Ohio feels included now, and she's stopped calling at ten at night to check.”
“Nobody in my family is technical. Everyone in my family uses this. That's the whole review.”
Access & privacy
Who sees what? Exactly who you choose.
Care is personal, and families are complicated. The record’s owner gives each person their own level of access — and every single view is written to a private log you can read anytime. Not a policy promise. A page in the app.
Your sister, who does the daily care, sees and records everything — including the private notes.
Your cousin, who worries from Ohio, gets the gentle daily note. No notes she wasn't meant to read.
The Tuesday aide logs her shift and sees only her own entries.
A doctor or care team, if you ever add one, gets the clinical picture — that's your call, later, or never.
Tonight, somebody will wonder how she’s doing.
Tomorrow, they’ll know.
Set it up in under a minute. All you need is a phone number.
Get started freeFree for 14 days · no card · cancel anytime