Guided product tour
See how EldersCare AI brings your family together
Medications, appointments, documents, and emergency details in one calm, shared place — so everyone helping knows what happened today, what happens next, and what to do if it matters most. Walk through the whole thing before you create an account.
No card required to start. Sample family shown; your records stay private.
Tuesday · morning
Step 1
Create a care space
It starts with one person. Add their name, time zone, and the basics — and suddenly the sticky notes, the group texts, and the folder on the kitchen counter have somewhere to live.
- Takes about a minute
- One space per person, never mixed
- Private from the first second
Who are you caring for?
Rosa M.
Mom · Austin, Texas · Central time
One care space holds everything for one person. Nothing is ever mixed between people.
Step 2
Build the care circle
Caring is rarely a solo job. Invite a sibling, a spouse, a neighbor who checks in — each with the exact level of access you choose, and nothing more.
- Owner, organizer, contributor, viewer
- Emergency viewers see only the emergency profile
- Remove access instantly
- YYouFull access and billingOwner
- MMarcoManages records and remindersOrganizer
- EElenaAdds day-to-day updatesContributor
- DDr. office contactEmergency profile onlyEmergency viewer
Everyone sees only what their role allows. Access can be changed or removed at any time.
Step 3
Medications, appointments, documents
The day assembles itself. Medicines with real schedules, appointments in plain language, and documents kept in a private vault where important details are pulled out for a person to confirm.
- Taken, skipped, or no response recorded
- Reminders by email and web push
- Every change lands on the care timeline
Tuesday · morning
Step 4
Ask the care assistant
When you cannot remember whether Thursday was the cardiologist or the dentist, just ask. The answer comes from your family's confirmed records — with the sources shown.
- Grounded in your care space only
- Shows where each answer came from
- Never diagnoses or changes medicines
What does Mom have coming up this week?
Rosa has one appointment: cardiology follow-up on Thursday at 10:30 AM with Dr. Ibarra. Two medicines are scheduled daily, and one refill is due Friday.
Source: appointmentsSource: medications
The assistant answers only from confirmed records in this care space. It does not diagnose, advise on symptoms, or change medicines — a person always confirms every record.
Step 5
Prepare for tomorrow, together
The family transition planner asks calm questions about everyday life, then shows how prepared you already are and what to do next. It is planning support — never a medical assessment.
- A readiness summary in plain language — no risk scores.
- Suggested next steps you can add to one shared checklist.
- A conversation guide for the talk everyone postpones.
How prepared the family is
Maria J.
Preparation notes only. Nothing here is medical.
Step 6
Preserve what matters
Legacy Mode keeps a life story, family memories, and the lessons worth passing on — written notes, photos, voice recordings and short videos, private to your care space.
- Chapters and gentle prompts, so nobody faces a blank page.
- Writing help that only tidies your words and never invents a fact.
- An elegant life timeline built from the dates you add.
Childhood and early years
Private to this care space. Never used for marketing.
Step 7
Keep an emergency profile ready
The worst moment to go looking for an allergy list is the moment you need it. One page, always current, ready to hand to whoever is standing in the room.
- Printable one-page summary
- Expiring, revocable share links
- Every view is logged
Rosa M. · 82
- Allergies
- Penicillin
- Conditions
- Atrial fibrillation
- Primary contact
- Marco · (512) 555-0148
- Preferred hospital
- St. David's
Share a link that expires, log every view, and revoke access whenever you want. Print it for the refrigerator door in one tap.
Built to be trusted with the people you love
Private by design
Records live in one care space, protected by per-space access rules.
A person always confirms
Suggested details become drafts. Nothing enters the record on its own.
Calm, not clinical
Plain language, large touch targets, and an Elder Mode built for reading.
Important safety information
- EldersCare AI organizes information. It does not diagnose, prescribe, monitor health continuously, or replace licensed medical care.
- Medication changes must be confirmed with a qualified clinician.
- EldersCare AI is not an emergency response service.
- In an emergency, call 911 or your local emergency number.
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