For care organizations, their funders, and the families they serve
One simple, secure place where the daughter, the nurse, the volunteer, and the person in the middle read the same page. Built for HIPAA-regulated care. Set up with you, alongside the tools you already use.
One 30-minute call. A working preview in your brand within 24 hours.
Sometimes we are the person being cared for; other times we are the nurse, social worker, daughter, parent, neighbor, or volunteer offering support. Pick the door that fits today; you can change your answer later.
Said carefully
Your name on it
Pick the pieces your community needs: check-ins, reminders, a shared family calendar, an evening note for families. Add a public resource page anyone can open by scanning a code or tapping a link. We set them up under your name: your logo, your colors, your words.
Families see your name and colors. Texts and emails go out under your name; we set that up together during onboarding.
It works alongside what you already use: text messages, email, a code to scan, and your website reach families today, with nothing to download. Staff single sign-on and any connection to your records system are scoped with your IT team during onboarding; no partner runs single sign-on today.
How the pieces fit
An illustration of how the pieces fit together. Not a description of any customer or a promise of outcomes.
A daughter drops her father off at the center and types “rough night” into the drop-off note.
A home care manager sees three missed check-ins and sends a nurse instead of a guess.
A discharge nurse has four minutes. The man going home scans the code on his discharge sheet. The hospital’s own page of next steps, rides, and diet guides opens on his phone.
The readiness check flags one missing note. The director fixes it before pickup, while the aide who ran music hour still remembers.
The daughter reads a staff-approved note that ends “ask him about the birds.”
The director attaches the closeout file to the grant renewal without retyping a figure.
The pieces
Start with tools that already work: check-ins, reminders, a shared family calendar, an evening note for families. Add a public resource page people reach by scanning a code or tapping a link. Turn on only what your community needs. Everything runs under your name.
One place where a daughter, a volunteer, and a nurse read the same check-ins, reminders, and shared calendar.
Your videos, guides, and local resources on one page a neighbor can open from a code, a link, or your website.
Where your staff build check-ins and lessons, run the day, approve what AI drafted, and see what happened in plain reports.
A code on a flyer or a discharge sheet opens your page on any phone, with nothing to install.
Live rooms where a volunteer hosts a game, a coach leads a call, or a family member joins from home.
Our AI drafts a lesson, an evening note, or a proposed change, and a person on your team approves it first.
Experiences
Example solutions
Build and author
Intelligence and method
Improve and grow
How we start
The documented onboarding arc, stated as what we do together.
After one 30-minute call, you have a working preview under your name, loaded with sample people and sample notes. No real health information is entered during the preview.
We set up your logo, colors, and words, agree on the guardrails, and scope staff sign-on with your IT team.
Your existing PDFs, videos, and FAQs become check-ins and lessons. They stay drafts until your reviewers approve them.
We train your staff, start with one program as a soft launch, and roll out from there with our team beside you.
How it works
Every check-in and reminder your app sends is shaped by carePhysics® (our method: ten evidence-based principles about how people stay engaged). It is a design lens, not a clinical claim. It is why a message feels like a hand on the shoulder, not one more notification.
Read the science behind itYour team gets help writing, finding, and preparing. It comes from genusAI (our AI helpers that draft and propose; a person decides). A person on your team says yes before a drafted note or lesson goes out. Sensitive exchanges and real-time analysis run on models we train and host ourselves; general tasks use leading frontier models. Identifiers are removed or minimized in prompts wherever feasible.
How our AI helps, and where it stopsWe are genus, all of us. In the midst of profound change, we stand with professionals, volunteers, families, and neighbors, and with the wisdom and experience they bring.
Imagine an older man living alone. His daughter checks in each morning. A local community center and a faith group coordinate support around him. He volunteers as a tutor for a child in another community.
Imagine a woman preparing for a breast exam. Her clinic’s own short videos and written answers are there the moment she needs them, for the questions she would rather not ask aloud.
Imagine a day center where families get short lessons and staff-reviewed daily summaries. The day’s observations become a note they can use at the kitchen table tonight.
Ready when you are
Book a 30-minute call. We set up a working preview under your name, with sample people and sample notes, so a scheduler, a nurse, and a family member can try real workflows before you decide anything.
