The care record that fills itself
Photograph the paper.
Get the record.
Photograph what the hospital gave you — the discharge summary, the pill bottles, the appointment cards. They become medications, dates and plain instructions your whole family can see.
Nobody types anything in. Not you, not at 11pm.
One page, free, before you sign in to anything.
Free to start. The family licence is $99, once — every sibling, parent and helper you invite is free, forever.
Tue, 8:12pm · 6 sheets, 3 bottles, 1 cardThis is what a family is handed on the way out of the hospital. Today it lives in a tote bag, a camera roll and one person’s head.
One adult child ends up doing 80% of the work.
Most of it is clerical.
Reconciling 7 pill bottles. Remembering that the cardiologist said to check blood pressure twice a day. Finding the power of attorney from a hospital hallway.
Siblings ask “any update?” and get resentment back. The person holding it cannot be sick, or travel, without the whole thing falling over.
The other apps ask that same exhausted person to hand-type medication names, dosages and appointment times. The data entry is the product, and the data entry is what she has no capacity left for.
Everyone else sells empty forms.
Photographed Tuesday, 8:12pm · read in 11 seconds
A pill bottle, an appointment card, a discharge sheet, a doctor’s handwriting. Any of them.
And this is the record it becomes.
4 medications
- Confirm
Metoprolol 25 mg
1 tablet by mouth, twice daily
from your photo
- Confirm
Apixaban 5 mg
1 tablet, morning and 8:00pm
from your photo
- Confirm
Furosemide 20 mg
1 tablet each morning
from your photo
- Confirm
Acetaminophen 500 mg
as needed, no more than every 8 hours
from your photo
2 appointments
- Confirm
Cardiology follow-up
Tue 14 Apr, 10:30am · Dr Okafor, 4th floor
from your photo
- Confirm
Bloodwork
Thu 9 Apr, walk-in before 11:00am
from your photo
3 instructions, in plain words
- Confirm
“Check blood pressure twice a day and write the numbers down.”
from your photo
- Confirm
“Nothing heavier than 10 pounds for 2 weeks.”
from your photo
- Confirm
“Call the clinic if the ankle swelling comes back.”
from your photo
You typed nothing.
Every value keeps the original photo attached, and waits for a person’s yes before it counts. That confirmation is the one piece of work we will never take away.
What’s next, and who has it.
One chronological stream for a family, not a dashboard of numbers. Overdue first. Every item shows a name, or the word unclaimed.
Six months in, it holds the medication history and the visit history. No group chat can reconstruct that.
Overdue
Refill metoprolol
Pharmacy on Beech St · 0 refills left on the label
unclaimed
Today
Blood pressure, evening reading
8:00pm · from the discharge instructions
Mom
Tue 14 Apr
Cardiology follow-up, 10:30am
Dr Okafor, 4th floor · parking is on Level 2
Dana is driving
Fri 17 Apr
Send the insurance card to the new clinic
Card is in the Vault, added 3 April
unclaimed
2 Apr
Discharged from Mercy General
3 captures filed · discharge summary, 2 appointment cards
Michael added these
An example family, shown so you can see the shape of it. Not a real one.
We are the family’s filing cabinet and memory. Not a clinician.
It never diagnoses or advises
No dose suggestions, no answer to “should he take this?”. We tell you what the paper said, word for word, and where to find it.
The photo stays attached
Every extracted value keeps its original image beside it, timestamped. You can always read the source yourself.
Nothing counts until a person says so
Each medication and instruction waits for a Confirm. Reading a value next to its photo is not data entry.
$99, once
One payment for the whole family, forever. Unlimited members, unlimited captures within fair use, unlimited documents in the Vault.
No card to re-justify every month during a year that is already financially frightening.
- Free to start
- Create a family, add your first captures, see the Timeline.
- Everyone you invite
- Siblings, a parent, a local helper. Free forever, no licence of their own.
- Who decides
- One person pays, once. It never has to be renegotiated with a sibling.
- What you keep if you never pay
- Everything already filed stays readable and shareable. Only new captures stop.
The paper will keep arriving. Point your phone at it.
Your first ten pages are free. No card, no signup to look.