What HomeTeams does

Manage Your Team

Build a caregiving team from the people already in your life (family, friends, neighbors, community) so no one carries it alone. Everyone sees their part of one shared picture.

9:36
Tuesday, July 8HOME
⚡Team Momentum12 contributions this week
RxEvening medsDaily 7:00 PM · MariaDUE
✓Drive to cardiologySat 9:00 · MarcusDONE
☎Check-in callToday 5:00 · 2 teammates required
✉Team chat“Schedule change for Thursday…”
Every action updates in real time

See it in the app

The Home dashboard: the team’s week getting claimed and checked off in real time.

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The dashboard shows where attention is needed: one shared picture for the whole team.

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Actions update in real time. Tap any card to leave a note or loop in a teammate.

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Team Momentum makes sure every contribution is seen and appreciated.

Who it's for
Families of all ages and conditions: caregiving, co-parenting, or just staying in step
The job
Distribute caregiving across a trusted team, not one person
The outcome
Everyone informed, engaged, and in step
The problem

One person carries it alone. Care naturally lands on whoever is closest, and quietly burns them out.

Coordination lives in a dozen threads. Group texts, phone calls, and sticky notes. Nobody sees the whole schedule.

Willing helpers can't help. The cousin who checks in and the neighbor who drives want a part. There's just no way to hand them one.

Key features

Team creation & roles

Invite family, friends, neighbors, and caregivers in minutes, each with a clear role and a customizable access level.

Shared schedules

One caregiving calendar keeps every team member coordinated: visits, drives, meals, and appointments.

Assign & track actions

Everyone knows what happens next: who's on it, what's due, and what's done.

Team chat, built for care

Team chats and direct messages keep conversations in one place, with less miscommunication, fewer dropped handoffs.

Team Home feed

Updates the whole team can follow, so nobody has to ask “what did I miss?”

Automatic updates

Notifications and reminders from your care team arrive on their own. Nothing to chase.

Why it's different

Built for caregiving, not just chatting. Schedules, actions, and conversations live together, tied to the person you love.

You decide who sees what. Access levels per member keep private things private.

The load actually spreads. When helping is easy to hand out, more people help.

Not just for seniors. Co-parents splitting schedules, families managing a child's condition, siblings coordinating from different cities: any home with more than one helper.

Inside the app
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Home dashboard

Everything in one place, so the whole team always knows where attention is needed. Team Momentum makes sure every contribution is seen and appreciated.

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Actions hub

The shared hub that keeps everyone on the same page. Every action updates in real time. Tap any card to dig in, leave a note, or loop in a teammate.

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Chats

A highlighted team chat plus direct messages. Search past messages; hold a message to react, reply, or copy.

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Create an Action

For care that happens at a specific time: meds, appointments, check-ins, meals, rides. Set a schedule, attach notes or photos, and require check-ins from the teammates responsible.

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To-dos

For flexible tasks with no set time: errands, supplies, household jobs. A shared list so nothing important gets forgotten.

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Medications

Add a medication once (details, schedule, and assigned teammates) and it appears in your team's Actions so it's always given correctly.

Under the hood

Encrypted, always

Chats, schedules, and records are encrypted in transit and at rest.

Privacy by design

Encryption in transit and at rest, granular per-person access controls, and no sale or advertising use of your data.

You control access

Access levels per member: the neighbor sees rides, not records.

Real-time sync

Schedules, actions, and chats update instantly for every member.

iOS & Android

One HomeTeam, every device. Free to download.

The evidence
25%

Fewer hospital readmissions within 90 days when family caregivers are integrated into discharge planning, and 24% fewer at 180 days, across 11 randomized trials of older adults.

Rodakowski et al. · Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 2017 · meta-analysis
22.8 hrs

The average week of unpaid care a solo caregiver carries. Distributing even part of it across a team changes what any one person has to hold.

AARP & National Alliance for Caregiving · Caregiving in the U.S.
FOR FAMILY, FRIENDS, AND CLINICIANS