About Eldestify

One place for everything about caring for your parent, shared with your siblings.

What we do

A shared care workspace for the family. A single medication list that is actually current with interaction checking, appointment calendar with notes from each visit, a document vault for advance directives, powers of attorney, insurance and identity documents, a shared task list with visible ownership so effort is distributed and seen, and a care journal. Plus guided navigation for the decisions families face blind: assessing home safety, understanding what insurance covers, choosing between home care and assisted living, and preparing for a hospital discharge.

Who we built it for

Adults aged 40 to 65 coordinating care for an ageing parent, usually alongside a job and children, often at a distance and usually with siblings who disagree. Also employers offering caregiver support as a benefit.

The problem

Caring for a parent means managing medications, six specialists, insurance, legal documents, home safety and money, usually with no training, while one sibling does eighty percent of it and resents the others.

Information lives in one person's memory and text messages, so a hospital visit means reconstructing a medication list from photographs of pill bottles.

Try it before anything else

The free two-minute screener runs in your browser with no account. Answer a short set of questions, and see an honest read in about two minutes. Open it.