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First release: shared caregiving turns, cover requests, updates after every visit, tasks and care info for the whole family.
Caregiver app for families sharing elderly parent care: turns, updates, tasks
Kinshift is a free caregiver app for families sharing the care of an elderly parent or loved one. Everyone sees whose turn it is to visit or call, covering for each other takes a yes, and a short update after every visit keeps the whole family in the loop. WHOSE TURN, AT A GLANCE • Today's visits and calls, and who has each one, the same on every phone • Your next turn is always on the first screen • Reminders the evening before and shortly before your turn TURNS THAT STAY FAIR • Take turns day by day, keep the same weekdays, or do a week each • Days nobody needs to come are skipped, so nobody loses a turn • A count of turns shows who's doing what, four weeks back and ahead COVER WITH A YES • Can't make it? Ask everyone, or one person • The turn stays yours until someone says yes, then the schedule changes for all AN UPDATE AFTER EVERY VISIT • Quick tags: meds taken, ate well, low spirits, slept badly, had a fall • Add a note, and flag anything the others need to know today • Everyone reads the same journal, so nobody has to ring round TASKS ANYONE CAN TAKE • Pick up the prescription, book the eye test, call the insurer • Give it a day, take it with one tap, tick it off when it's done CARE INFO IN ONE PLACE • Medications, allergies, doctors, pharmacy, emergency contacts, door code and routine • Every helper reads and edits the same ten pages, and can share them as text in a hurry FOR THE WHOLE CIRCLE • Brothers and sisters, a spouse, a neighbor, a paid aide: everyone joins with a six-letter code • No account, no email, no password Kinshift is not a medical app and doesn't give medical advice. For anything urgent, call the doctor or emergency services. Free, with every feature. Kinshift is supported by ads.
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