Caring for Mom and Dad, together. Without the typing.
Snap a photo of a pill bottle, discharge sheet or appointment card. FamilyMedBoard fills in the meds and the calendar, and everyone in the family sees the same board.
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What it does
๐ธ Snap, don't type
Photograph a label, sheet or card. The text is read on your phone and turned into med and appointment entries you check before saving.
๐จโ๐ฉโ๐ง One board for the family
Siblings, spouses and aides see the same meds, appointments and notes, so nobody has to be the one who remembers everything.
๐ต๐ด More than one parent
Mom, Dad and a mother-in-law each get their own board, all in one place.
๐ Real calendar sync
Appointments go straight into each person's own phone calendar.
๐ Private by design
Planned end-to-end encryption, photos read on the phone, no ads, no trackers, and your data is never sold.
๐งฒ Free fridge card
A printable med and emergency contact sheet for the fridge or for EMTs. Coming soon, free, no signup.
A look at the design
Early design previews with made-up sample data. The finished app may look different.



Pricing
Free for one parent. A family plan covering several parents is planned at around $49 a year. Founding family pricing is coming for people on the waitlist. Nothing to pay today.
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Be first to try FamilyMedBoard. We'll only email you about the launch.
Questions
Is my family's information private?
That's the plan from day one: end-to-end encryption so only your family can read your board, photos read on your phone instead of our servers, no ads, no ad or analytics trackers, and we never sell data. This website has no trackers either.
Which phones will it work on?
Android first, then iPhone. A web version is planned too.
What will it cost?
Free for one parent. A family plan is planned at around $49 a year, with founding family pricing for the waitlist. No payment is taken now.
When is it coming?
It's in development now. Waitlist members hear first and may be invited to early testing.
Is this medical advice?
No. FamilyMedBoard helps you organize and share information. Always check with your doctor or pharmacist.