The family care hub for every stage of life

Everyone caring, on the same page.

One app for the newborn, the school-age kid, the aging parent, and the dog. Feeds and naps, medications and vitals, walks, appointments, sitters and shared costs. Logged once, in two taps, and seen in real time by everyone who helps.

Now on Google Play and the App Store

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Free to start. No credit card. Works in any web browser, on Android, and on iPhone, even offline.

Sam, at home starts Mateo's nap

Sam's HuddleCare Today screen: Mateo's nap timer running, today's logged care for Biscuit the dog, baby Mateo and school-age Lucía, and tasks for Grandma Rosa, Lucía and Mateo

Elena, at work sees it live

Elena's HuddleCare Today screen at the same moment: the same nap timer for Mateo, today's logged care for Mateo and Lucía, and their pickups
Actual app screens, shown with sample data.
Babies, kids, aging parents & pets Real-time on every device Web, iPhone & Android Works offline Free to start Permissions enforced in the database

What HuddleCare is

HuddleCare is a family care coordination app. You create a huddle (a private care team for one person or pet), and everyone who helps logs care in the same place. For a baby that means feeds, naps and diapers; for an aging parent, medications, vitals and a daily check-in; for a dog or cat, walks, feeding and vet records. Tasks, appointments, notes, messages, documents and shared costs live alongside, and everything syncs in real time to the web app, iPhone and Android. HuddleCare records what your team enters. It never gives medical advice.

Simple by design

Set up in minutes. Coordinate for years.

  1. 1

    Create your huddle

    Pick a care type (elder, child, or pet) and name the one you care for. The app adapts its words, fields and log to fit: a newborn, a toddler, a parent, a puppy.

  2. 2

    Invite your team

    Family, caregivers, the sitter, the aide and even the person you care for. Each one joins with a role and exactly the access you choose.

  3. 3

    Log it once

    Two taps to log a dose, a feed, a nap, a walk, a check-in. Everyone sees what's done, what's due and what needs attention, in real time, across all your huddles.

Every stage, every walk of life

One hub, from the first feed to the last check-in.

Families don't care for just one person. HuddleCare runs a separate huddle for each one you love, and every huddle speaks the language of that stage.

Child · newborn & baby

The first year, on every caregiver's phone.

  • Bottle, breast (left/right, timed) and solid feeds in oz or ml
  • Nap and night-sleep timer that runs for the whole team
  • Diapers, pumping, tummy time, bath, milestones
  • Weight, height and head circumference, charted
  • "Last feed 1 h ago · Napping now" tiles
Child · toddler & school-age

Pickups, meals, meds, and who's got them today.

  • Pickups and drop-offs, checked against the authorized list
  • Potty training with accidents, meals and snacks, activities
  • Medications with a "given at school" flag
  • School, pediatrician and allergies on the Emergency Card
  • Symptoms (fever, rash, teething) logged as tags
Child · co-parenting

Two homes, one schedule.

  • Parenting schedule: alternating weeks, week on/off, 2-2-3
  • "With Dad today" band on Home and the Schedule
  • Swap requests the other parent accepts or declines
  • Immutable history: nobody hands themselves a day
  • Shared meds, appointments and notes across both homes
Elder · aging parent

Vitals, doses and a daily "Mom is OK."

  • Daily check-in with an alert to the huddle if it's missed
  • Blood pressure, weight, glucose, SpO₂, temperature and pain, charted
  • Medications with backup-member escalation and refill-by-supply
  • Visit notes, symptoms, mood; shared costs split with siblings
  • The One We Care For: Mom's own account, logging her own doses
Pet · dog & cat

Walks, feeding, vet records, and the sitter's page.

  • Feeding against a schedule, with a missed-feeding alert
  • Walk timer, potty and accidents, litter box, grooming
  • Vaccines, flea & tick, heartworm, deworming, dental reminders
  • Care Card: one page for sitters, walkers and boarding
  • Puppy mode: a nudge after N hours without a potty log
Every huddle

The same rails underneath.

  • Tasks, schedule, medications, journal, messages, documents, contacts
  • Emergency Info Card and The Week Link, shareable without an account
  • Temporary access with per-feature permissions and an expiry
  • Today: one list across every huddle you're in
  • Real-time sync, offline support, English and Español

Three care types

Built for every kind of care.

A huddle is a private care team for one person or pet. Pick Elder, Child, or Pet and HuddleCare adapts its language, fields, Emergency Card and Care Log to fit. No setup, no categories to invent.

Care that respects everyone involved.

  • Medications with dose history, not-given reasons, refill by date or supply, and a backup member who's notified if a dose isn't logged in an hour
  • Daily check-in ("Mom is OK") with a push to the huddle when it's missed
  • Blood pressure, weight, glucose, oxygen, temperature and pain, charted over time
  • Symptoms and mood as tags; visit notes with a checklist (meds given, ate, drank, up and moving, something to watch)
  • Appointments with the provider, who's driving, and a running list of questions to ask
  • Emergency Info Card with conditions, blood type, and where the directive is
  • Expenses split among siblings; optional "who's doing what" view
  • The One We Care For: her own account for her schedule, doses and check-in

What your team can do

Real screens. Real features. No mockups.

Care Log

Two taps to log a feed, a nap, a diaper, a walk.

The Care Log opens on a grid chosen for the one you care for: a baby's feeds, sleep, diapers and pumping; a dog's feeding, walks and potty; an elder's check-in, measurements, symptoms and mood. Tap a kind, pick a preset, done. Amounts, times and notes are there if you want them, never required. Switch kinds on and off any time with "Customize the log".

HuddleCare Care Log for a baby with a nap timer running, a grid of feeding, sleep, diaper, pumping and activity, and today's logged entries

Live timers & last-done tiles

"When did he last eat?" is on the tile.

Start a nap, a walk or a feed on one phone and the timer runs on every member's phone (the grandparent's, the nanny's, yours at work) and survives closing the app. Under it, three tiles state the facts: Last feed 1 h ago · Napping now · Last diaper 45 min ago. Facts, never judgments: HuddleCare won't tell you a nap is "due".

HuddleCare Home for a baby with a running nap timer, last feed, last sleep and last diaper tiles, and the week's agenda

Medications

Stop sending "did you give Mom her medication?"

Scheduled dose times, one-tap Given, and Not given with a reason: asleep, refused, nausea, out of stock, at school. Late is automatic. Refills by date or by remaining supply, which counts down with every logged dose. Name a backup member who's notified if a dose still isn't logged an hour later. Type the name and it autocompletes from an on-device drug list (brand, generic, Spanish, veterinary), so what you type never leaves the phone. Unlimited medications on every plan.

HuddleCare Medications screen with dose schedules, a given dose, and a refill-due warning

Vitals & measurements

"How has her blood pressure been?" Here's the chart.

Blood pressure, weight, blood glucose, oxygen saturation, temperature and pain on a 0 to 10 scale for an elder; weight, height and head circumference for a baby; weight for a pet. Each one charts the raw values over time, units never mixed, so the doctor sees exactly what was recorded. No thresholds, no alarms, no advice. That's the clinician's job.

HuddleCare Care Log for an elder showing a blood pressure chart of systolic and diastolic readings over three weeks

Daily check-in

"Mom is OK." One tap, and everyone breathes.

Choose a time. Until someone taps the tile (a visiting sibling, the aide, or Mom herself from her own account), it waits on Home. If nothing has been logged fifteen minutes past the time, the whole huddle gets a notification. Anything she logs herself counts: "Rosa logged something at 8:40. All good." Open the huddle after a day away and a "While you were away" card sums up the doses, logs, tasks and notes since your last visit.

HuddleCare Home for an elder with the daily check-in tile, last visit and last check-in tiles, and today's medications and tasks

Schedule & tasks

Tasks with names on them. Appointments with the questions ready.

Assign a task, or ask the huddle ("Anyone"), and whoever taps "I'll do it" owns it. Repeat anything: daily, weekdays, the last Friday of the month, every third week. Medical appointments carry the provider from your contacts, who's driving, a running list of questions to ask, and visit notes afterwards. Everything is shown in the time zone of the one you care for, so 8 PM means 8 PM at Mom's.

HuddleCare Schedule mixing tasks with assignees and medical appointments, with completed tasks checked off

Sitters, walkers & visiting family

Babysitter for an afternoon, nurse for a month, kennel for a week.

Invite anyone with exactly the access they need (View, Edit or Delete, feature by feature) and an expiry that revokes it automatically, enforced in the database. Hide specific medications from temporary members. Or skip the account entirely: share The Week Link, a read-only view of the next seven days that expires on its own, or a pet's Care Card (feeding, meds, house rules, behaviour flags, the vet) on one page.

HuddleCare Care Card for a dog: about, good to know, feeding schedule, medications, house rules, vet and emergencies, owners and health records

Emergency Info Card, documents & contacts

The critical facts first, for anyone who's helping.

Emergency contacts you can tap to call, allergies flagged as severe, conditions, blood type, where the directive is; the school and the pickup list; the microchip and the vet. Share it by link. No account needed to view. Insurance cards, referrals and forms live in the documents vault with in-app preview; doctors, teachers and neighbors in contacts, with directions one tap away.

HuddleCare Emergency Info Card with a tap-to-call emergency contact, identity, doctor, insurance and a severe penicillin allergy

Care journal & visit notes

The story between the checkboxes.

Daily updates with a mood and photos, written by whoever was there, so the sibling three time zones away knows how Mom is actually doing. After a visit or a shift, a visit note with the checklist for that kind of care: meds given, ate a meal, drank fluids, up and moving, something to watch. For a sitter: fed, water, potty, walked, in good spirits.

HuddleCare Journal screen with dated care updates from two family members

All screenshots are actual app screens, shown with sample data.

Everything your care team needs

One app instead of six.

Every item below is built and shipping today on the web, iPhone and Android.

  • Today, across huddles

    One daily list of doses, tasks, events and what was logged, for every huddle you're in.

  • Quick Log

    19 kinds of care, two taps each, chosen for the age or species. Customize any time.

  • Live timers

    Naps, night sleep, walks, pumping and breastfeeding, running on every member's device.

  • Last-done tiles

    Last feed, last nap, last diaper, last walk, last check-in, shown as facts on Home and Today.

  • Medications

    Schedules, five dose statuses with reasons, courses with an end date, refill by supply.

  • Backup reminders

    A dose not logged an hour late notifies the backup member you named.

  • Vitals & growth charts

    BP, weight, glucose, SpO₂, temperature, pain, height, head circumference.

  • Daily check-in

    "Mom is OK" by a set time, or the huddle is told. Her own logs count.

  • The One We Care For

    The care recipient's own account: her schedule, her doses, her check-in. Nothing else.

  • Tasks that anyone can claim

    Assign, or ask the huddle. "I'll do it" tells the asker.

  • Schedule & appointments

    List or month view. Provider, driver, questions to ask, visit notes, cost for pets.

  • Repeats done right

    Daily, weekly, "last Friday", every N weeks, ends on or after. For tasks, events and meds.

  • Co-parenting

    Alternating weeks, week on/off, 2-2-3, with swap requests and an immutable history.

  • Journal & visit notes

    Mood, photos, and a per-type checklist for the handoff.

  • Messages

    Group chat for the huddle, direct messages, photos, unread markers.

  • Documents

    Insurance, medical, legal, school files with in-app preview and a storage meter.

  • Contacts

    Doctors, teachers, vets, neighbors. Call, text, email or get directions.

  • Emergency Info Card

    Critical facts first, shareable by link without an account.

  • The Week Link

    Seven days, read-only, no account, medication names off by default, expires on its own.

  • Care Card for pets

    Feeding, meds, house rules, behaviour flags, vet, all on one page or a PDF.

  • Health records

    Vaccines, flea & tick, heartworm, deworming and dental, with 30/7/1-day reminders.

  • Temporary access

    Per-feature View/Edit/Delete, an expiry, and medications you can hide from sitters.

  • Expenses & fairness

    Split costs equally or custom, mark settled; an optional "who's doing what" count.

  • Five PDF exports

    Care history, 7-day care summary, medication list, contacts, care card.

  • Notifications that clear themselves

    Doses, tasks, appointments, refills, vaccinations, missed feedings, check-ins, expiring access.

  • Care activity log

    Who viewed or exported what. Kept seven years, never editable.

  • Anchored to their time zone

    8 PM means 8 PM where Mom lives, for every member, DST-safe.

  • Offline, bilingual, everywhere

    Works without signal and syncs later. English and Español. Web, iPhone, Android.

See it in action

The problem, then the fix, in under 30 seconds each.

Recorded from the real app with sample data. Tap to play; sound off.

HuddleCare in 30 secondsToday · Huddles · Home · Meds · Schedule · Messages
"Did anyone give Mom her 8 PM pills?"Log a dose once. Everyone sees it.
"When did he last eat?"The baby log: timers, tiles, two taps.
"How has Mom's blood pressure been?"Check-in, vitals and the chart.
"What does the dog eat again?"The Care Card and The Week Link.

Why not just…

A group text can't tell you whether Mom got her 9 AM dose.

Most families run care on a group chat, a shared calendar, and a different single-purpose app for each person. Here's what each one leaves out.

What you need Group text Shared calendar Baby / pill / pet apps HuddleCare
Who gave what and when, with a recordScroll and hopeNoOne person's phoneEvery member, every device, logged
A timer the whole team can seeNoNoRarely sharedNaps, walks, feeds, live for everyone
Baby, parent and dog in one placeThree chatsThree calendarsThree appsOne Today across every huddle
Give the sitter only what they needAll or nothingAll or nothingShare your loginPer-feature access with an expiry, or a link
Vitals, growth and weight over timeNoNoSomeCharted, raw values, any huddle type
Missed-dose escalationNoNoReminds the same phoneNotifies the backup member you named
Co-parenting schedule with swapsNoManualSeparate custody appBuilt into the Child huddle
Split the costs fairlyVenmo requestsNoNoExpenses, split, "who owes whom"
A record of who viewed the health dataNoNoNoCare activity log, kept seven years

Trust & privacy

Care data deserves care-data security.

Health-adjacent information needs more than a checkbox. Here's what actually protects your data, and what we promise never to do with it.

Encrypted in transit and at rest

Everything you put in HuddleCare is encrypted on the wire (TLS) and on disk, on Google Cloud infrastructure, using the same encryption standards banks rely on. Multi-factor authentication with recovery codes is one tap away.

Permissions enforced in the database

Every read and write is checked against huddle membership and per-feature permissions at the database layer, not just hidden in the interface. A sitter's expiry, a hidden medication, and what the care recipient can see are rules, not suggestions.

A record of who looked

Organizers see a care activity log of who viewed or exported the medication list, a dose record, a journal entry, the Emergency Card, a document or a share link (from the web, a phone, or a link). Kept seven years. Never editable, never deletable.

We don't sell your care content

Your care notes, logs, messages, documents, and the profile of the one you care for are yours. We don't sell that data and we don't use it to target advertising. Share links keep medication names off by default. Usage analytics are first-party only and you can turn them off. Export it or delete it, all of it, any time.

Pricing

Simple, honest pricing.

Free to start. Upgrade when your family grows. No paywalled medications, no paywalled care log, no per-member charges.

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  • 1 huddle
  • Up to 5 members
  • Unlimited tasks, medications, events & care-log entries
  • Timers, last-done tiles, check-in, measurements & charts
  • Last 3 months of history
  • 5 documents · max 10 MB each · 50 MB per huddle
  • Group chat (direct messages in paid plans)
  • 1 active temporary member
  • Emergency Info Card, The Week Link & Care Card · share by link
  • PDF exports: it's your data, on every plan

Free forever. Ad-supported when ads launch. Ad-free on Plus and Premium.

Best for complex care

Premium

For multiple loved ones and complex care

$14.99 per month
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  • Up to 10 huddles
  • 25 members per huddle
  • Unlimited history & charts
  • Unlimited documents · 5 GB storage per huddle
  • Unlimited temporary members
  • Direct messages, photos & expenses
  • Ad-free
  • Priority support

Prices in USD. Your care data is never deleted when a plan lapses. Anything over the Free limits becomes read-only until you upgrade again.

Frequently asked

Questions, answered.

What is HuddleCare?

HuddleCare is a family care coordination app. You create a huddle (a private care team for one person or pet), and everyone who helps logs care in the same place: feeds, naps and diapers for a baby; medications, vitals and a daily check-in for an aging parent; walks, feeding and vet records for a dog or cat. Tasks, appointments, notes, messages, documents and shared costs live alongside, and everything syncs in real time to the web app, iPhone and Android.

Is HuddleCare really free?

Yes. The Free plan includes one huddle, up to 5 members, unlimited tasks, medications, schedule events and care-log entries, 3 months of history, 5 documents and PDF exports, with no credit card required and no time limit. The Free tier will be ad-supported when ads launch; Plus and Premium are ad-free. You only pay if you need more huddles, more members, longer history, more storage, or the paid extras like direct messages, photos and expense splitting.

Can I use HuddleCare as a baby tracker?

Yes. A Child huddle for a baby logs bottle, breast (left/right with a timer) and solid feeds, naps and night sleep with a live timer, diapers (wet, dirty, mixed, dry), pumping, activities like tummy time and bath, milestones, symptoms and measurements such as weight, height and head circumference. Last-done tiles show when he last ate, slept and was changed, and the timer runs on every caregiver's phone at once. A parent, a grandparent and a nanny all see the same nap.

Does HuddleCare work for co-parenting or a custody schedule?

Yes. In a Child huddle you can turn on a parenting schedule (alternating weeks, week on / week off, or 2-2-3), and a band on Home and the Schedule shows who has the child each day. Either parent can ask for a swap on a given day; the other accepts or declines, and the history is kept. Pickups and drop-offs are logged with who did them, checked against the authorized pickup list.

How does HuddleCare help with an aging parent who lives alone?

Turn on the daily check-in: a "Mom is OK" button that anyone in the huddle (or Mom herself, with her own account) taps by a time you choose. If nobody has logged anything by 15 minutes past that time, the whole huddle gets a notification. Alongside it you can log blood pressure, weight, glucose, oxygen, temperature and pain and see them charted over time, keep the medication list and dose history, record symptoms and mood, and leave visit notes after each visit.

Can the person being cared for use HuddleCare themselves?

Yes. Invite them as The One We Care For. They get their own account and see their schedule, medications, messages and care team; they can log their own doses and their own daily check-in if you turn those on. They never see the journal or documents and have no admin controls. This is enforced in the database, not just hidden in the app. Every account holder must be 18 or older.

How is HuddleCare different from a group text or shared calendar?

It's purpose-built for the caregiving workflow. Tasks, medications with dose tracking, a per-type care log with timers, schedules, journal and visit notes, a shared documents vault, an Emergency Info Card, sitter links and role-based access, all together. A group text can't tell you whether Mom got her 9 AM dose or how long the baby napped; HuddleCare can, and it keeps the record.

How does temporary access for a sitter, nurse or dog walker work?

Invite them as a temporary member with exactly the access they need: View, Edit or Delete per feature (tasks, medications, care log, journal, messages, documents, contacts and more). Then choose an expiry: four hours, a day, a week or a date. When time's up, access revokes automatically, enforced in the database. You can also mark specific medications as hidden from temporary members. If they don't need an account at all, share The Week Link or the Emergency Info Card by link instead.

What is The Week Link?

A read-only link to the next seven days (medications, appointments and tasks) that a sitter, a school or a visiting relative can open without an app or an account. Medication names are off by default (the link just says "Medication" at each time) unless you switch them on. The link is a snapshot of the week as shared, shows times in the care recipient's time zone, can be turned off any time, and expires on its own after the week.

Can HuddleCare track blood pressure, weight and other vitals?

Yes. Measurements are one of the care-log kinds. Elder huddles log blood pressure, weight, blood glucose, oxygen saturation, temperature and pain on a 0 to 10 scale; Child huddles log weight, height, head circumference and temperature; Pet huddles log weight and temperature. Each measurement gets a chart of raw values over time. HuddleCare records what you enter and never adds thresholds, alarms or medical advice.

What does HuddleCare do for dogs and cats?

A Pet huddle logs feeding against the feeding schedule (with a missed-feeding alert), walks with a live timer, potty (including accidents), litter box for cats, grooming, weight and symptoms. Health records track vaccines, flea and tick, heartworm, deworming and dental with reminders 30, 7 and 1 days before they're due. The Care Card puts everything a sitter, walker or kennel needs on one page (feeding, medications, house rules, behaviour flags, vet and emergency contacts) as an in-app page or a PDF. Puppy mode reminds you after a set number of hours without a potty log, only between 7 AM and 10 PM.

How do medication reminders and missed-dose alerts work?

Each medication has scheduled times; everyone who can see it gets a "due" notification, and a dose is logged as given, or not given with an optional reason (asleep, refused, nausea, out of stock, at school, held per doctor). If a dose still isn't logged an hour after its time, HuddleCare can notify a backup member you name. Refills can be tracked by date or by remaining supply, which counts down automatically with every logged dose. A weekly banner shows if doses were missed three or more times, reporting only what was logged.

Can I share care costs with my siblings?

On Plus and Premium, Elder and Pet huddles have an Expenses page: log what was paid and by whom, split it equally or with custom shares, and see "Ana owes Luis $42.50" for the month. Mark it settled with a note of how ("Venmo", "cash"). No money moves through HuddleCare. An optional "Who's doing what" view counts tasks, doses, logs, visits and dollars per member. Counts only, no ranking.

Is my family's health information secure?

Data is encrypted in transit (TLS) and at rest. Every read and write is checked against huddle membership and per-feature permissions in the database, not just in the app. Optional multi-factor authentication with recovery codes protects your account. Organizers can see a care activity log (kept seven years and never editable) of who viewed or exported the medication list, a dose record, a journal entry, the Emergency Card or a document. We do not sell your care content and do not use it to target advertising. You can export or delete all your data at any time.

Is there a web version?

Yes. HuddleCare is built web-first and runs in any modern browser on your computer, tablet, or phone, with every feature included and a desktop layout with a sidebar and a Today rail. No install needed. The Android app is on Google Play, the iOS app is on the App Store, and everything stays synced in real time across devices. It also works offline: what you log syncs when you're back online.

Can I use it for multiple loved ones, like a baby and an aging parent?

Yes. Each huddle is organized around one person or pet. On Plus you can run up to 5 huddles at once; on Premium, up to 10. The Today view unifies everything across all your huddles into one daily list, including a running nap or walk timer and what was logged today in each.

What's the difference between Plus and Premium?

Plus is built for one engaged family: up to 5 huddles, 10 members per huddle, 2 GB of storage per huddle, 1 year of history, direct messages, photos and expense splitting. Premium is built for complex care: up to 10 huddles, 25 members per huddle, 5 GB per huddle, unlimited history, and unlimited temporary members.

What happens if I cancel?

Your account drops back to Free at the end of the billing period. Nothing is deleted. Content beyond the Free plan's limits becomes read-only until you upgrade again or trim it yourself. You can also export all your data first.

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