Caregiver
- Sign up and log in.
- Add a parent — get an invite/pairing code.
- Enter medicines: name, dose, timings, stock, refill threshold.
- Pair the app on the parent’s phone with the code.
- Monitor adherence and get low-stock refill alerts.
The person who most needs reminders — an elderly parent, a recovering patient — is often not the person best equipped to set them up. CareCue splits those two jobs. A caregiver configures medicines and schedules remotely; the parent gets dependable full-screen alarms and one-tap “Taken.”
No diagnosis data, ever · Works offline · Free core app
Care is a two-person activity. CareCue is built around that pairing —
a consent-based care link between a caregiver and a parent.
Taken & snooze events sync straight back to the caregiver.
Our north star: the parent can succeed while never intentionally opening the app. The caregiver can trust it without being in the room.
Remote setup and monitoring is the product — not a feature bolted onto a single-user tracker.
On-device, offline, boot-safe full-screen alarms. A dead network or throttled background service never costs a dose.
Stock is decremented as doses are taken, projecting an empty date and nudging before the bottle runs out.
Two buttons, huge type, no login friction. Designed for the person taking the pills.
When stock is low, a clearly-labelled pharmacy refill offer is one tap away — useful, never creepy.
One caregiver can manage several parents; a parent can be supported by more than one caregiver.
CareCue is built on data minimisation. We capture only what a reminder needs — and nothing that a diagnosis would reveal.
We do not collect or store a condition or clinical history — only medication information plus a minimal profile: name, age, and medicines.
Offers exist only for refills, from pharmacy partners — never generic ad networks, and never targeted on a diagnosis.
A parent’s data is visible to a caregiver only through an accepted care link. The shared record is limited to name, age, and medicines.
Adherence exports are a user-owned feature, not a lock-in. Built to India’s DPDP Act principles.