Eldercare Log

One place for everything caregiving makes you track.

Medications, appointments, insurance cards, doctor numbers, paperwork, and the questions you meant to ask — ready before the next call or visit.

  • Medication list ready for forms
  • Appointments + doctor contacts
  • Insurance and key docs findable
  • Works for one caregiver. Invite others anytime.

I built Eldercare Log from my family’s experience caring for my dad. It’s the tool I wish we’d had then.

Shawn, Founder
Eldercare Log demo Home Today screen on a phone, showing Marisol Lane, urgent items, and Jump cards from the synthetic staging fixture.

What you can track

The binder, ready before the next call.

Medications

A list you can hand to a clinic.

Keep names, doses, and timing in one place so the next form or phone call does not start from memory.

Appointments

Visits and doctor numbers together.

See what is coming up and who to call without digging through texts, fridge notes, or a pile of cards.

Documents

Insurance and paperwork stay findable.

Store insurance cards, key documents, and the questions you meant to ask before the next visit.

Founder

Built from one family’s journey

I built Eldercare Log from my family’s experience caring for my dad. It’s the tool I wish we’d had then.

Shawn, Founder

When Shawn and his brothers were caring for their dad, nothing about it was simple. The medical moments were hard. So was everything around them — keeping track of doctors, updates, diagnoses, medications, follow-ups, and paperwork, then doing it again the next day. Eldercare Log is built for that logistics load.

Ready when you are

Start a private circle and put the next update where you can find it.

Family coordination

When others want to help, the circle is already there.

Who's on

Never wonder who's covering today.

See today and tomorrow at a glance, then plan recurring coverage so family, friends, and paid helpers know where they fit.

Shared log

Stop repeating the same update.

Medication notes, appointments, observations, meals, tasks, and family updates stay in one private circle instead of scattered texts.

Invite when ready

Start alone. Widen the circle later.

One caregiver can keep the binder current. Invite siblings, helpers, or a paid aide when you want the same page.

How it works

Start small, then widen the circle.

1

Create one circle

Start with the person at the center of care, their timezone, and the people who help.

2

Add the daily facts

Track medications, appointments, coverage, notes, documents, and decisions as life changes.

3

Invite help when ready

Give each helper the right role and permissions, then let the circle carry the context.

How billing works

Create the circle first. Your 7-day trial starts at checkout.

Start by creating your first care circle for the person you are helping. The Stripe checkout step starts a 7-day free trial with a card on file.

Cancel before the trial ends to avoid the first charge, or continue at $12.99/month per private care circle.

Monthly plan

$12.99/month

per private care circle

  • One private circle for one person at the center of care.
  • Unlimited invited family members and helpers.
  • Medication, calendar, coverage, documents, wishes, and estate tasks.
  • Start with 7 days free; card required at checkout.

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Start free for 7 days

Questions before you start

Questions caregivers ask first.