Be a local CareRunner

A Care Runner handles short, clearly scoped, non-clinical errands for a care circle nearby — a pharmacy pickup, a grocery run, a package drop-off. Each task has a named owner, defined limits, and a completion record the family can see. Care Runners never give medical advice, make medication decisions, or get unrestricted access to a family's private information.

Every application is reviewed by a person. Access always follows permission.

A local CareRunner carrying grocery and pharmacy bags up the path to a home, where an older adult waves from the doorway

How to become a CareRunner

Four steps, in order. You'll know where you stand at each one.

  1. Step 1

    Create an account

    Sign up with your name and email. It takes a couple of minutes.

  2. Step 2

    Submit your application

    Tell us where you can help, your availability, and complete a simple ID and payout setup.

  3. Step 3

    Get reviewed

    A real person on our team reviews every application. Approval is not automatic.

  4. Step 4

    Start accepting errands

    Pick up clearly scoped tasks from care circles near you and mark them done with a visible record.

What it's like

Clearly scoped tasks

Every errand comes with defined limits — what to pick up, where to go, and what done looks like. No surprises.

A visible completion record

Each task you finish is recorded, so the family always knows what happened and your good work is on record.

Get paid per task

You set up a payout account once, and completed errands pay out to it. No invoicing, no chasing.

Ready to run your first errand?

Create an account and submit your application — a person on our team will review it.