See the week at a glance
Keep appointments, home routines, rides, and next steps together so the family can see what is coming.
A calmer way to help at home
Care for someone you love. Keep the whole family in the loop.
Appointments, daily routines, helpers, rides, meals, and the little things that are easy to forget—organized in one simple family care space, with print-ready pages for the parent who prefers paper.
Free to get started · No payment details · Use it on your phone or print a plan
✓ Made for adult children and family helpers✓ Your parent can stay on paper
One shared place to start
Less searching through scraps. More knowing what would help.
Home Together turns the scattered notes, calendars, and family texts into a plan everyone can understand and update.
Coordinate family helpers
Write down who is helping and when, share practical visit notes, and make the backup plan easier to find.
Keep everyday tasks moving
Track meals, shopping, laundry, pet care, household needs, and the small things that keep a day on track.
Print a plan for your parent
Create a clear, large-print care workbook to put on the counter or take along to an appointment.
Make routines easier to repeat
Reuse daily and weekly checklists instead of rebuilding the same plan every time.
Find help without losing the thread
Keep family notes and practical handoffs together. Home Together helps organize care; it does not replace clinicians or emergency services.
Start where you are
A useful plan can begin with one small thing.
You do not need to set up everything in one sitting. Add the next appointment, the next visit, or the one reminder that keeps getting lost. Build the plan as your family needs it.
Build your free plan →1
Add the essentialsSet up the parent profile, the next appointments, and the routines that matter most.
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Bring in the people who helpWrite down family helpers, usual visits, and who to contact if a plan changes.
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Share it in the way that worksUse the phone together or print a simple plan for your parent and care visits.
Simple to start
Useful basics stay free.
Start with the tools families need most. Optional paid upgrades can add more convenience later; no upgrade is required to begin.
Free family plan
Everything to get organized
$0 to start
Build a practical plan for your family and parent.
- Daily and weekly care tasks
- Appointments, helpers, and household notes
- Print-ready family care workbook
- Backup and restore tools
- Use on your phone or computer
Optional upgrades
Extra support as you need it
Optional paid add-ons
We plan to add paid upgrades for families who want more ways to coordinate.
- Enhanced family sharing and coordination
- Expanded printable care packs
- More guided routines and planning tools
- Clear pricing before any upgrade is offered
Not available to purchase yet. Upgrade pricing and checkout are not active. Home Together will show the price before any future purchase.
Home Together is an organizing tool. It does not provide medical advice, medication instructions, emergency monitoring, or professional caregiving.
“I just need the family to know what’s happening this week—and for Mom to have a page she can actually use.”
Make your first plan →Good to know
Designed to help, without making promises it cannot keep.
Does my parent need a phone or an account?
No. The current planner can be used by a family helper, and you can print a plan for a parent who prefers paper.
Can my family see the plan on different devices?
Sign in with a free email account to save an encrypted copy and open it on another device. You can also export or print a backup any time.
Can I move a plan from the earlier browser-only app?
Open the earlier plan in its original browser and choose Export backup. Then sign in to your Home Together account on the secure workspace and choose Import to bring that copy across.
Is Home Together free?
The current planner is free to use. Optional paid upgrades are planned, but paid checkout and pricing are not active.
Does this replace a caregiver or a medical professional?
No. Home Together helps families organize and share information. It is not a care provider, medical service, emergency response, or clinical record system.