Invite by link
Send a single-use invite that expires once it has been used. No shared password, no second subscription.
Whoever gives the next dose needs to know what has already been given. Holakare keeps that record for the household. Parents, grandparents, partners and paid carers each sign in with their own account.
See how sick days work →Caregivers can see the shared records in their household: patients, treatments, doses, medicines, doctors, health centers and care episodes. Private treatments and their doses are visible only to the caregiver who owns them.
Each caregiver has their own account in the household. You share care records, not a password.
Send a single-use invite that expires once it has been used. No shared password, no second subscription.
Holakare Family covers the whole household. A second caregiver does not need their own subscription.
Care notes record whether you or another caregiver wrote them, so the next caregiver can see who added a note.
Any caregiver can delete their own account from Settings. The sign-in goes immediately; when the last member of a household deletes their account, the shared record stays recoverable for a short window before it is permanently deleted. See the Privacy Policy for details.
Keep each patient’s care in a separate record within the household. A child’s course of antibiotics stays separate from a parent’s long-term prescription.
Holakare is a record-keeping tool. It organizes what you logged and shows it back to you. It is not a medical device, it does not interpret a temperature, and it does not tell you whether to give another dose. That is a conversation for a qualified healthcare professional.
Yes. Holakare is built around a household rather than one person. Each caregiver signs in with their own account and sees the shared patients, treatments, doses and history, kept in sync across phones. Private treatments and their doses are visible only to the caregiver who owns them. One Holakare Family subscription covers everyone in the household.
Send an invite link from the app. It is single-use and expires once it has been used, so nobody has to share an account or a password. The invited caregiver creates their own login and joins the household’s shared care record.
No. Holakare Family is one subscription for the whole household, planned at 29.99 USD per year with a 14-day free trial. A second caregiver does not need their own subscription. Nothing can be bought yet, the app is not on the App Store, and the price may change before release; the one shown in the app before you buy is the one that applies.
You see the shared record: what is due, what was logged and when, across every patient in the household. Care notes record who wrote them. Dose records store the time and the action, not an author.
Display preferences and device settings stay local to each phone. Household care records are shared; private treatments and their doses are visible only to their owner.
It is in development now. If your household needs something it still misses, send feedback. I make the app and read the replies.