The medication tracker for the person giving the meds.
One clear card per person you care for: what is due, who gave it, and what the next caregiver needs to know. Built for the family, not just the patient.
Explore the card with sample data. Open View more to see every medication. This design preview does not record doses.
Who gave what, and when. Not who thinks they did.
Every scheduled time is one card, built from the schedule you entered. Marking a medication given opens a confirmation first, then the log shows who recorded it. A missing log means nobody recorded it, not that a dose was missed.
- Grouped by time, not by pillYou set the exact time each dose is due. CarePerch groups those times into Morning, Afternoon, Evening and Night cards, so the question is always the same: is this time done?
- Given, late, skipped, missedSee recorded outcomes, who entered them and when. Corrections stay in the history.
- Notes for the next caregiverOpen a person’s notes from their card: refill reminders, instructions to confirm with the pharmacist, or context from the last handoff.
- 8:00aIbuprofen · recorded by Sam, 8:02 AMGIVEN
- 1:00pVitamin D · recorded by Dana, 1:40 PM · reason: lunch ran lateLATE
- 8:00pIbuprofen · not yet loggedDUE
Example entries. The app only ever shows what someone recorded.
One card the whole circle sees.
Invite the people who help. Each caregiver sees only the people they are invited to, and updates reach the circle in real time on Plus and Nest. No group chat archaeology.
- Person-scoped accessA sibling helping with Mom does not see Dad's card unless invited.
- Invite by link or QRYou choose their access level before sending the invite.
Example names. Real-time updates are a supported-plan feature.
The card, at a glance, without opening the app.
One person or your circle, at a glance. These widget previews show the planned experience: tap to open the app and review before recording a dose.
Widget designs are in development. Final sizes and availability will be confirmed before release.
Point at the label. Check every field. Keep it.
On-device label scanning prefills what it can read. You review name, strength and schedule before anything is kept, and typing it in always works.
- Reads on the deviceThe label is processed on your phone.
- Never a guess you did not seeReview the name, strength, dosage form, quantity and directions. Correct anything the scan could not read.
Add medication
Scan preview · camera access stays in the app.
A record you can share with a professional.
Dose history stays attributable: who, what, when, and why it was late or skipped. Share a Medication Administration Record PDF with a school nurse, family doctor or another care professional.
- MAR PDFThe same log, formatted for a professional.
- Grouped by the care dayHistory follows the cared-for person's time zone, not the phone's.
- Mon3 scheduled · 3 recordedCOMPLETE
- Tue3 scheduled · 2 recorded, 1 skipped with reasonNOTED
- Wed3 scheduled · 3 recordedCOMPLETE
Sample weekly summary. The exported PDF currently uses a detailed table; PDF reports are included in Plus and Nest.
An organizational aid. Not medical advice.
careperch follows the schedule you enter and shows what has been recorded against it. It does not recommend what dose to take or when to change one. Verify instructions with a pharmacist or clinician, and do not use it for emergencies.
No ads, no tracking
The app is built without advertising or third-party tracking.
Your details stay yours
Until you create an account, setup stays on your device. Sharing happens only when you invite someone.
Plans, shown before purchase
A free plan covers one loved one on one device. Plus and Nest add caregiver sharing, more people and PDF reports. Interaction alerts are a Nest feature. Plan details appear before you buy.
Before you ask, here is what we know.
Who is careperch for?
Anyone recording medications for someone else, and anyone sharing that job with family or other caregivers.
How does a dose get corrected if it was logged wrong?
Marking a dose given goes through a confirmation step first, and a mistaken entry can be undone. The log shows who made each change.
Who can see or change a person's card?
Only caregivers you invite to that specific person's circle. A caregiver invited to one person's card does not automatically see another person's card.
How does inviting another caregiver work?
You choose their access level, then send an invite by link or QR code.
What devices does careperch support today?
CarePerch is available on iOS.
How does CarePerch organize the day?
You set the time each dose is due, and CarePerch groups those times into Morning, Afternoon, Evening and Night so a care routine stays readable.
How much does CarePerch cost?
CarePerch includes a free tier that does not expire. The Plus plan includes care team coordination, multi-person tracking, and MAR reporting. The Nest plan is available for larger care circles. There is no introductory free trial. Download the app to see current pricing.
Where do I get support?
Email hello@careperch.app.
Get CarePerch on iOS.
CarePerch is an iOS app for family caregivers. This page does not include a download link yet.
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