For families

CareRunner for families

Not another to-do list. A shared circle where the work of caring has owners, context and a visible history.

Most families do not need more information about care. They need the practical work to be organized, owned and followed through.

A family's weekIllustrative example

Two siblings, one listNo duplicate phone calls

Shared

Paid help addedErrands only, with limits

Mom stays in chargeShe approves what's shared

The operating surface

TodayIllustrative

Confirm the 9:30 slotOwner: Maya

Today

Pharmacy pickupOwner: Devon (Runner)

Wed

Approve rescheduleWaiting on you

Approval

CircleIllustrative

EleanorCare recipient

Center

MayaFamily concierge

DevonCare Runner · scoped errands

SamPaid concierge · 3-month engagement

Circles, missions, documents, medications, approvals and a shared calendar — one coordinated surface. Illustrative example using invented names and situations. Not a real family, document or medical record.

Paperwork and bills

Turn the arriving pile into owned work with a history.

Appointments

A shared calendar with reminders, reschedules and cancellations.

Medications

A shared list, refills, and a check for accidental duplicates.

Documents

One place for what has been shared with the circle.

Errands

Short, scoped practical tasks with a named owner.

Approvals

Plain-language decisions that stay with the family.

Create a circle for the person you are caring for, invite the people who help, and put the first real piece of work in it. You can add roles and helpers as the situation changes.

One Thursday, step by step

Margaret, 78, has an eye appointment on Thursday. Her daughter Dana lives four hours away and is at work. Her neighbor Ray can drive her. The clinic needs a form signed first.

Step 5 of 5

The point: nobody had to remember it, chase it, or explain it twice.

An invented family, an invented appointment. This is the whole idea. Illustrative example using invented names and situations. Not a real family, document or medical record.

See how a Care Circle would work for you

Start a circle yourself, or ask us to walk you through it.