Health profile
Medications with dose and schedule, allergies, conditions, and notes. Allergies are visible to every family member; the rest is shared only where the captain allows.
Support Captains gives the people around one person a shared board of what’s needed, a private record of what matters, and a direct line to whoever is leading their care.
Free for 30 days. No card required.

Good appetite today. Physio came at 10 and left new exercises on the fridge.

Why it exists
When someone is unwell, everyone asks what they can do. Without a shared picture, the same questions get answered ten times, two people bring dinner on Tuesday, and nobody drives to Thursday’s appointment. The person at the centre ends up coordinating their own care.
Support Captains puts one board between the family and the people who want to help. The captain posts what’s needed. Helpers claim what they can do. Everyone sees what’s covered.
How it works

Name the person at the centre and the family members who will help lead. Their consent is recorded in the app, in plain language, before any health information is kept.

Share the link by text or email; it expires within seven days. Helpers sign in with a 6-digit email code — no password to set — and land on the board. They never see the health record.

A ride, a meal, a visit, an errand. Helpers claim what they can do and mark it done. The captain is notified at each step, and everyone sees what’s covered.
The needs board
Needs are grouped by category — visits, appointments, transport, meals, errands, house, admin, social — and move from open to claimed to done. Two people can’t claim the same need. If a helper can no longer make it, the captain can reopen it.

Good appetite today. Physio came at 10 and left new exercises on the fridge.
The record
Behind the board is a private record for the people leading care. Sensitive fields are encrypted at rest, every read is logged, and what each family member can see is set person by person.
Medications with dose and schedule, allergies, conditions, and notes. Allergies are visible to every family member; the rest is shared only where the captain allows.
The GP, specialists, pharmacy, home care, and the people who handle legal and financial matters — with tap-to-call numbers.
One printable page: medications, allergies, conditions, care team, and emergency contacts. Free to create, and never withheld on any plan.
A dated summary of the health profile, care team, and appointments in a chosen range, for a clinician or a new agency. Print it, or share a link that expires within 72 hours and can be revoked.
Fourteen situation guides — a fall, coming home after a hospital stay, a new diagnosis, a hard conversation about driving — and a curated directory of British Columbia and federal services.
Download everything the circle holds as a single file. Delete a circle, or your account, yourself.
The person at the centre
Before any health information is kept, the captain hands over the phone. The person at the centre reads what will be recorded and who can see it, in plain language, and signs with a finger — or declines, and nothing is kept.
They can withdraw that consent at any time. The health record is deleted and every shared report link is revoked.
They also get their own window into the circle: a simplified view where they can say how they’re feeling, see who’s coming, ask for something themselves, and message their captains.

Privacy
Pricing
Helpers never pay. Monthly is $14. Additional circles — both parents, an in-law — are $49 a year each.
If a plan lapses, nothing is lost. Everything already written stays readable, the record stays editable, and the Hospital Packet, Care Team Report, export, and consent are never gated. New needs, events, and invites pause until it’s renewed.
Thirty days free, no card. Invite the people who want to help.
Start a circle