For the one holding it all together

The app that does the caregiving paperwork.

Photograph the discharge packet, a pill bottle, or an insurance letter. Get a plain-language care plan, a medication schedule with reminders, and a family update that's already written — in about a minute.

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No account. No credit card. Nothing you upload here is stored.

Care plan · readyMargaret — hip replacement
58 seconds
Medications · 62 need a look
Apixaban 2.5 mgTwice daily · 8 am and 8 pm · with food
Oxycodone 5 mgDose was smudged — please check this one
Acetaminophen 500 mgEvery 6 hours as needed · max 3 g/day
Appointments2 foundOrtho follow-up, Aug 6
Warning signs5 listedCalf pain, fever over 101°
Read by AI, checked by you. Nothing is saved until you confirm every line.
Our promise

Four things we will never do.

Never soldYour family's health data is not a product.
Never referredNo facility kickbacks. No sales calls.
No ads, everNo tracking SDKs in the app at all.
Gone in 30 daysDelete everything yourself, anytime.
How it works

Three steps. The middle one is yours.

1

Photograph it

Point your phone at the discharge papers, page by page. Crumpled, stapled, faxed — it's fine. Or paste text, or pick a PDF.

2

Check every line

We show you what we read and flag anything we're unsure about, at the top. Fix a dose with one tap. Nothing is saved until you say so.

3

Everyone's caught up

Reminders start. Appointments land on the calendar. And your sister gets a text that explains it all — that you didn't have to write.

What it reads

The three pieces of paper that ruin a week.

The discharge packet

Eleven stapled pages become six medications, two follow-ups, five warning signs, and a checklist — sorted by what to do first.

Copilot add-on

A pill bottle label

One photo of the label adds the medication, sets the times, and warns you if it doubles up with something already on the list.

Duplicate warnings are always free

A Medicare letter

What it actually says, what it means for you, the deadline buried on page three, and the questions to ask when you call.

Included with Copilot
Family updates

Stop being the family newsletter.

After each visit or change, CareSemble writes the update for you — short, warm, accurate. You read it, fix a word if you like, and send it as a normal text message.

Your family does not need to install anything.
No cap on how many people you keep in the loop.
Nothing sends until you press send. Ever.
What your sister receives

Mom came home today and she's comfortable. She's on six medications now — I've got the times set so nothing gets missed. Physical therapy starts Thursday at 10, and her ortho follow-up is Aug 6. If you can take Thursday, that would help a lot. Full details here:

caresemble.app/u/margaret-7f3a
Delivered · 4:12 PM

Safety information is never behind a paywall.

Duplicate-medication and double-dose warnings work on the free plan, forever. We charge for the work we save you — never for the warning that keeps your parent safe.

A geriatric care manager runs $90–$250 an hour. CareSemble is$99 a year.

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Free guides

Answers, before you're ready to try anything.

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