Family caregiver app
Look after Mum and Dad, even from another town.
Caring for a parent often means juggling medicines, clinic appointments and updates between siblings over chat. Daybrim gives each person you care for their own health journal, and lets the family keep it up to date together.
- Up to 10 people per account
- Share with a sibling or helper
- Free during early access
One journal per person
Add a parent, a partner or a child and switch between their journals in one tap. Each person has their own:
- Medicines and reminders, so Dad’s evening dose isn’t mixed up with yours
- Symptoms, check-ins and vitals, including blood pressure and temperature
- Meals and diet goals, if their doctor has asked them to watch sugar or salt
- Appointments, with a reminder and an easy add to your phone’s calendar
- Photos and documents, such as prescriptions, discharge notes and lab results
Share the caring
Invite a sibling, your spouse or a helper as a co-caregiver on one person’s journal. Whoever gives Mum her medicine can mark it taken, and everyone sees it. No more “did anyone give her the 8 pm pill?” in the family chat.
Sharing is per person: sharing your mum’s journal never shares your own.
Walk into the clinic prepared
Before a follow-up, pick a date range and Daybrim prepares a one-page doctor summary for that person: medicines and doses, symptoms, blood pressure and other readings, sleep and notes. Whoever takes them to the appointment has the whole picture, even if they weren’t there all week.
Made for real family life
- Friendly, plain language and big, easy buttons
- Works on any phone or computer, with nothing to install from an app store
- Keeps working with a patchy connection and catches up when you’re back online
- Reminders can hide medicine names on the lock screen
Daybrim is for adults (18+) keeping records for themselves and the people they care for. It supports your care; it doesn’t replace advice from their doctor, nurse or pharmacist.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Something else on your mind? Write to hello@daybrim.io.
How many people can I look after?
Up to 10 people per account during early access, including yourself.
Does my parent need their own account?
No. You can keep their journal in your account. If you want a sibling to help, invite them as a co-caregiver and they sign in with their own account.
Can I stop sharing later?
Yes. You can stop sharing a journal at any time, and the co-caregiver loses access to it.
Can we both see what’s been logged?
Yes. Everyone sharing a journal sees the same medicines, doses, readings and notes, so whoever is with your parent knows what’s already been done.
Is it free?
Yes. Every feature is free while Daybrim is in early access. We’ll give plenty of notice before any paid plans start, and you won’t be charged unless you choose one.
Do I need to download an app?
No app store download is needed. Daybrim runs in your browser on Android, iPhone and desktop. Add it to your home screen and it opens full screen and sends reminders like any other app.
Is Daybrim medical advice?
No. Daybrim helps you record and organise your health information. It does not diagnose, prescribe or replace a doctor or pharmacist. If symptoms are severe or feel like an emergency, seek medical help immediately.
More ways Daybrim helps
Start a journal for someone you love.
Add them in a minute, then invite the rest of the family.