Many Hands Care
Nobody should have to run their mother's care out of a group text
Many Hands Care is a shared place for the handful of people looking after someone — visits, appointments, medications, errands, and updates, all where everyone can see them.
It's in beta, it's free right now, and we're looking for families who'll use it for real and tell us where it falls short.
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Free during the beta · iPhone or any browser
This is for you if you've had a week like this
Adult children, siblings, spouses, neighbors, friends — anyone sharing the care of someone who's aging or unwell. If you're coordinating with even two other people, this was built for you.
Two ways in
On an iPhone right now? Go straight in. Otherwise leave your email and we'll get you set up — including when the Android build is ready.
I'm on an iPhone
Installs through TestFlight, Apple's official beta app. Takes about a minute.
Join the iPhone beta
Everyone else — leave your email
The iPhone app is what's in testing now. Everything works in a browser too, and we'll tell you when Android is ready.
We'll email you a link and occasional notes about the beta. Nothing else, no list-selling, and one click unsubscribes you.
What you actually get
One shared calendar
Visits and appointments in one place, so nobody double-books and no Thursday gets missed.
Tasks somebody owns
Errands, prescriptions, and follow-ups assigned to a name — not floated into a group chat and forgotten.
A record you can search
Notes from each visit, medications, and documents, so what the doctor said in March is still findable in June.
What we're asking of you
Not much, honestly. We'd rather have ten families who really use it than a thousand who install it and forget.
  • Set up a group for the person you're helping and invite the people who help.
  • Use it for about two weeks — log a visit, add the appointments, put a task on someone.
  • Tell us the one thing that annoyed you most. That's the whole ask.
It's early software and there are rough edges — finding them is exactly the point. You can leave any time, and we'll delete your data if you ask.
About your family's information
You're being asked to put details about someone you love into a stranger's software, and we don't take that lightly.
  • Only the people you invite to your group can see anything in it.
  • We don't sell data, and we don't run ads against it.
  • Ask us to delete your group and we delete it.
Still reading? You're probably the person we're looking for.
Free during the beta. Leave in a click if it isn't useful.