For family caregivers
Everyone in the loop, and help that actually turns up
A private care page for the person you look after: one place for updates, a rota for meals, rides and visits, and kind words from the people who love you both. Free.
How it helps
Share updates once
Post how things are going and everyone who cares hears at the same moment, so you are not retelling the same news twenty times.
A rota people actually use
Add meals, rides and visits. Family and friends tap “I’ll do it”, get a reminder the day before, and you see what is covered.
Kind words, without a thread to manage
People can leave a short note under an update. You read them when you have a moment; nobody expects a reply.
Private by design
Only people with your link can join. No adverts on it, nothing searchable, and you can close it any time.
Caregivers who get it
Alongside your page, join a circle of people caring for someone too, at your stage and in your country.
Help for you, too
Respite services, carers’ allowances and charities near you, matched to your situation, plus crisis lines if it all gets too much.
Circles for caregivers
Questions
- Is it free?
- Yes. Care pages, circles and support requests are free for everyone, always.
- Who can see a care page?
- Only the people you share its private link with, once they join. Nothing on it is public, listed or searchable.
- Do family and friends need an account?
- They make a free account when they open your link, so the page stays private and they can pick up tasks and get reminders.
- What can people sign up for?
- Anything you add to the rota: a meal, a lift to an appointment, a visit, an errand. Each person who takes one gets a reminder the day before, and you see who is covering what.
- Can I use it after someone dies, or when they move into care?
- Yes. Many families keep the page open to share news, arrangements and memories, and to keep the help coming for whoever needs it.