Care for a parent, shared across the family
Most elder care runs on one person and a group chat. Kerah gives the whole family one place for check-ins, medication reminders and care tasks — so nothing depends on whoever happened to read the message.
Check-ins that escalate
A missed check-in moves to the next person in the chain, so it does not simply go unnoticed.
Medication and care tasks
Reminders and tasks anyone in the care circle can pick up and mark done, with a record of who did what.
Food that fits real needs
Chewing and swallowing difficulty, appetite changes, hydration and interactions with dietary rules are all part of how meals are suggested.
An emergency card
Conditions, medication and contacts in one place, reachable when it matters.
How it works
- 1
Create a profile for the person you care for.
- 2
Invite the rest of the family as caregivers, with the access you choose.
- 3
Set check-ins, medication reminders and tasks — everyone sees the same picture.
Common questions
- Can more than one family member help?
- Yes. Invite anyone as a caregiver with access limited to the care features for the person they look after — they never see the rest of your household’s data.
- Does it give medical advice?
- No. Kerah organises care and helps a family coordinate. It does not diagnose, treat or prescribe, and it is not a substitute for a doctor or an emergency service.
- What happens if a check-in is missed?
- The alert moves along the escalation chain you configured, so a missed check-in reaches someone rather than sitting unread.
Start with one person, free
Kerah is free to download and free for one person. The Family plan opens it to everyone at home.