We built CircleCare because we’ve lived it.
When someone we loved started needing more help, we saw firsthand how caregiving falls unevenly on families — and how few tools were built for sharing it.
For families coordinating care for an aging parent, a spouse through treatment, a child with ongoing needs, or themselves.
Caregiving is a team effort. The tools weren’t.
The problem. One person ends up coordinating everything, while others want to help but don’t know how — or where to start. The mental load of being the “family coordinator” takes its toll.
What we tried. Shared calendars, family group chats, task apps, even a shared Google Doc. The chats got overwhelming and the docs got ignored. None of them were built for coordinating care as a team.
What we realized. Coordination isn’t just about tasks. It’s about visibility, fairness, and lifting the weight off whoever is doing the most. When everyone can see what’s been done, they help more — and the endless “what’s happening?” texts stop.
“Caregiving should be shared, not siloed.”
We believe families are stronger when they work together, and that technology should make hard things easier, not harder. That’s why we built CircleCare — and why we’re committed to making it the best tool for anyone navigating care.
What we believe
Families first
Every decision starts with what’s best for families. No dark patterns, no manipulation.
Invited members never pay
Privacy matters
Your family’s data is private. We never sell it, and we never will.
No ads · Encrypted in transit and at rest
Simple is better
Caregiving is hard enough. Technology should make it easier, not add complexity.
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Getting started
- Starting a circle? Compare plans
- Invited to one? Open CircleCare on the web
Come carry it with us.
Free for you and one family member — and your feedback shapes what we build next.