Reduce repeated updates
Invited caregivers can check the same current record instead of asking one person to relay every change.
Family caregiver app
One shared care picture for the people who show up
MyCareBuddy is being built for patients and family caregivers who need to coordinate care without turning one exhausted person into the family switchboard.
Why it helps
Caregiving is shared work, but the information is often not shared
Families commonly coordinate through a mixture of group messages, calls, calendars and memory. That can work until care becomes complicated or somebody misses an update.
A family caregiver app gives everyone a dependable place to check. It also makes it easier to define who is doing what without sharing more information than the patient wants to share.
Coordinate the next action
Keep appointments, questions, documents and contacts near the practical tasks they support.
Respect the patient’s role
A self-managed patient remains the steward of their Care Circle while trusted caregivers help with day-to-day updates.
A practical starting point
Signs your family needs a shared care system
The goal is not to add another app. It is to replace repeated work and missing context with one useful source of truth.
- Family members are keeping different medication or appointment lists.
- One caregiver is expected to answer every question and remember every detail.
- Important documents are spread across inboxes, bags and devices.
- People want to help but do not know what needs doing next.
- The patient has to repeat the same information to different supporters.
MyCareBuddy helps organise and explain information. It does not diagnose, provide urgent help or replace a doctor, pharmacist or other qualified professional.
Questions people ask
Frequently asked questions
Who counts as a caregiver?
A caregiver may be a partner, parent, adult child, sibling, friend or another trusted person supporting day-to-day care.
Can more than one caregiver help?
Yes. The Care Circle model is designed for several invited people to share one patient-centred record.
Does MyCareBuddy replace professional care services?
No. It is an organisational and informational tool for patients and their trusted supporters.
Planned for September 2026
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