Keep siblings, aides, and appointments on the same page
When several people help care for one parent, the details scatter — who gave which pill, what the doctor changed, how last evening went. CareHaven holds it in one private place everyone can see, so nobody has to be the family's memory. Shared, real-time visibility is part of the Family tier at App Store launch — free to try during the beta. Native on iPhone, on-device by default.
Paid plans start at the App Store launch. CareHaven is free to try in the iPhone beta now.
The part no one signed up for
Sharing a parent's care means carrying a running memory of it — and right now that memory lives in group texts and one person's head.
Meds, appointments, and "what changed this week" live in three group texts, and nobody has the whole picture.
The app puts it on one shared Day Timeline everyone with access can open.
Each visiting aide, nurse, or family member briefs the next one from memory — and something always gets dropped.
The app drafts a one-page handoff for whoever's on next.
Hard evenings and shifts go unlogged, so no one can see whether they're getting more frequent or what helped last time.
The app quietly surfaces what's worth noticing over weeks.
One sibling quietly carries all of it and burns out while the others don't realize how much there is.
The app makes the load visible, so it can finally be shared.
Built for a parent's care, shared across a family
Four things that turn scattered coordination into one calm, private record.
The remembering — in one place, not one person's head
Meds, appointments, notes, and how each day went live on a single Day Timeline everyone with access can open. One scroll is one day, and every entry carries a timestamp and who logged it — so "wait, did anyone give the evening dose?" stops bouncing across four text threads.
Everyone actually sees the same day
Share your parent with a sibling, an aide, or a visiting nurse and give each person the right level of access. As entries go in, the people you've invited see today's care as it happens, so the next person on shift starts informed instead of guessing. Real-time co-caregiver sync is part of the Family tier — paid plans start at the App Store launch, and CareHaven is free to try in the iPhone beta now.
A calmer handoff between whoever's on next
Tap Handoff and the app drafts a one-page brief — today's plan, the cues only the regular caregivers know, and the emergency plan — to print, AirDrop, or NameDrop to the aide or family member taking over. For a short sitter or drop-in, the App Clip handoff sends a time-boxed brief with nothing to install.
Walk into every appointment prepared
One tap pulls the last 30 days into a clinician-ready summary, so you arrive with the full picture instead of scattered recall. If you want, on-device transcription captures the visit — record, pause, resume, replay — so a follow-up instruction never leaves the room unrecorded.
The moment the group-text relay stops
The moment a second family member opens the app and sees exactly what you see — today's meds, the appointment change, how last night went — and the group-text relay just stops. Nobody has to be the family's memory anymore, because the memory lives somewhere everyone can reach.
A parent's health details stay the family's business
Private, on-device by default. No ads, no data resale, no CareHaven account required for core features. CareHaven is a caregiver tracking and coordination tool — not a medical device, and not a substitute for your parent's healthcare provider.
On-device by default
Care data lives on your iPhone in Apple's encrypted device storage. No CareHaven account or server is needed for core features. Turn on optional encrypted iCloud sync (Apple CloudKit) only if you want it.
No ads, no resale
The app shows no ads, never resells your data, and sends zero telemetry. Your parent's care isn't a product to anyone else.
Locked when you want it
Lock the app behind Face ID, Touch ID, or a PIN, and give each family member and helper the right level of access.
Simple pricing, when it's time
Paid plans start at the App Store launch. CareHaven is free to try in the iPhone beta now. Multi-caregiver coordination like real-time co-caregiver sync is part of the Family tier when plans begin.
Questions families ask
Can my siblings and my dad's aide use this together?
Is CareHaven available on the App Store yet?
Where does my parent's health information go?
See what the app actually shows
The free Aging-Parent Daily Handoff is the print version of these screens — the app keeps the day's meds, moods, and patterns of an older parent's care current for you.
Home — one day at a glance: comfort-care meds, mood and agitation, and the day's care notes.
Patterns — time-of-day trends from your own log, like evening spikes between 5 and 7 PM.
The brief whoever's on next can follow
Not ready to install? Grab the free one-page Aging-Parent Daily Handoff — the daily brief you can hand to a sibling, an aide, or a visiting nurse so whoever's on next starts informed. It's the print version of what the app builds and keeps current for you.