Meds, appointments, and symptoms — in one quiet place
When you're tracking multiple medications, feeds, vitals, and appointments, the details shouldn't live in your head and a dozen scattered notes. CareHaven keeps it all in one private app — and turns 30 days of it into a doctor-ready summary with one tap.
Paid plans start at the App Store launch. CareHaven is free to try in the iPhone beta now.
Everything you're already holding — written down, cross-checked, ready to hand off
Each of these maps to something the app actually does today. No holding the whole regimen in your head.
Every medication, tracked — with the right question flagged
Build your child's medication list from a real drug library, log doses on their own schedules, and get a flag when a new medication falls into a drug class with a well-known caution against one already on the list. It doesn't diagnose interactions and won't catch everything — it gives you a specific question to put to the prescriber or pharmacist.
Feeds and G-tube, logged the way your child eats
Track bottle, breast, and tube feeds — G, J, NG, NJ, and GJ — right alongside everything else. Pair it with the bundled safe-texture (IDDSI) reference when you need it.
A doctor-ready summary in one tap
When it's time for the appointment, one tap pulls the last 30 days — meds, symptoms, vitals, feeds — into a clean, clinician-ready summary. Walk in with the full picture instead of scrambling to remember it.
One page for whoever takes over next
Generate a one-page Handoff Sheet — today's plan, cues, and emergency context — to AirDrop, print, or share with a sitter, nurse, or the other parent. Or NameDrop a time-boxed brief with nothing to install on their end.
You stop being the filing cabinet and the memory bank
The moment it clicks: you tap once before the appointment and the whole last month — every dose, every symptom, the vitals, the feeds — is already written up for the doctor. You get to just be the parent in the room, instead of reconstructing four weeks from memory while the clock runs.
Private by design
Your child's care lives on your device by default — no CareHaven account or server for core features. If you want it across devices, you can turn on optional encrypted iCloud sync (Apple CloudKit); nothing leaves your phone unless you choose it.
On-device by default
No CareHaven account or server for core features. You can lock the app behind Face ID or a PIN, and only turn on optional encrypted iCloud sync (Apple CloudKit) if you want it.
No ads, no resale, no tracking
Your child's care data is never sold, never used to target ads, and never mined. There's nothing to monetize about your family.
Optional encrypted sync
Want it on more than one device? Turn on optional encrypted iCloud sync (Apple CloudKit) — only if you choose to. Otherwise it simply stays put.
Simple pricing when it's time
Paid plans start at the App Store launch. CareHaven is free to try in the iPhone beta now. The full plan details live on the homepage.
See pricingQuestions parents ask
Is CareHaven available on the App Store yet?
Not yet — it's currently in an iPhone beta you can try free right now. Paid plans start at the App Store launch. Joining the beta lets you use it today at no cost.
Where is my child's information stored?
On your device by default — no CareHaven account or server for core features. Nothing leaves your phone unless you explicitly turn on an option like optional encrypted iCloud sync (Apple CloudKit) or an encrypted backup — and there are no ads and no data resale.
Can it handle multiple medications and flag bad combinations?
Yes. You build the medication list from a real drug library and log doses on their own schedules. When you add a new medication, CareHaven flags combinations that could be risky. It's a safety check, not medical advice — always confirm with your provider.
Does it track tube feeding?
Yes. The feeding log covers bottle, breast, and tube feeds — G, J, NG, NJ, and GJ — alongside everything else you track, with a bundled safe-texture (IDDSI) reference available.
Is this a medical device or medical advice?
No. CareHaven is a caregiver tracking and coordination tool. It is not a medical device, does not provide clinical advice, and should not be used to diagnose or treat conditions. Always consult your healthcare provider for medical decisions.
See what the app actually shows
The free Medically-Complex Care Sheet is the print version of these screens — the app pulls them together and keeps them current for you.
Home — the whole care load on one day: therapies, medication refills, insurance follow-ups, and daily routines.
Schedule — upcoming appointments in one place, with a running visit-prep list.
One page anyone can follow
Before the next appointment or the next sitter — a free one-page Medically-Complex Care Sheet you can fill in for the meds, feeds, your child's cues, and emergency context. It's the print version of what the app tracks and keeps current for you.
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