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A dementia care coordination app. -Alzheimer's caregiving is exhausting even with many times more informal caregivers than persons with dementia. -It's diffic

A dementia care coordination app. -Alzheimer's caregiving is exhausting even with many times more informal caregivers than persons with dementia. -It's difficult to track where everything stands, what needs to be done, and how a family member or friend can help. I'm working on an app that helps families delegate tasks, message, and take notes in a single place with customizable permissions for what is and isn't shared.

jrumbut 6y ago
I don't want to muddy the water or interfere with your strategy but I would love something like that for non-dementia care where the person cared for can give input. Either way really I think this is a beautiful idea.
- onepointsixC 6y ago
  You're too kind. My Dementia focus comes from personal experience with my late grandfather. But there's no reason something like this couldn't work for general care. I should throw together quick video of what half baked functionality I have thus far.
  - jrumbut 6y ago
    A couple of retired family members are caring for my grandmother (who thankfully does not have dementia but is very old), and I always wish there was a way I could cut in to drive her to a doctor's appointment or do a load of laundry without creating more overhead for them than I save in work. I know a lot of working people in the same boat, they want to help but can't make a full time commitment. I think this could really be something useful for that particular situation.
    - onepointsixC 6y ago
      Thank you so much for elaborating, I think this may be useful for that exact use case. If you wouldn't mind I'd love any feedback or thoughts on what I've put together thus far: https://youtu.be/uzm5d15QS_M https://youtu.be/uzm5d15QS_M It's missing quite a bit still, but it is where I'm at right now.
  - rstupek 6y ago
    I would also really like to see what you've done
    - onepointsixC 6y ago
      Sure, it's a bit raw, but any thoughts or comments would be well appreciated: https://youtu.be/uzm5d15QS_M https://youtu.be/uzm5d15QS_M
135792468 6y ago
Good for you. Sounds a lot like what getaloecare.com is doing in their app. A space that has been neglected

jrumbut 6y ago

I don't want to muddy the water or interfere with your strategy but I would love something like that for non-dementia care where the person cared for can give input. Either way really I think this is a beautiful idea.

onepointsixC 6y ago
You're too kind. My Dementia focus comes from personal experience with my late grandfather. But there's no reason something like this couldn't work for general care. I should throw together quick video of what half baked functionality I have thus far.
- jrumbut 6y ago
  A couple of retired family members are caring for my grandmother (who thankfully does not have dementia but is very old), and I always wish there was a way I could cut in to drive her to a doctor's appointment or do a load of laundry without creating more overhead for them than I save in work. I know a lot of working people in the same boat, they want to help but can't make a full time commitment. I think this could really be something useful for that particular situation.
  - onepointsixC 6y ago
    Thank you so much for elaborating, I think this may be useful for that exact use case. If you wouldn't mind I'd love any feedback or thoughts on what I've put together thus far: https://youtu.be/uzm5d15QS_M https://youtu.be/uzm5d15QS_M It's missing quite a bit still, but it is where I'm at right now.
- rstupek 6y ago
  I would also really like to see what you've done
  - onepointsixC 6y ago
    Sure, it's a bit raw, but any thoughts or comments would be well appreciated: https://youtu.be/uzm5d15QS_M https://youtu.be/uzm5d15QS_M

135792468 6y ago

Good for you. Sounds a lot like what getaloecare.com is doing in their app. A space that has been neglected