Know how they are without calling five times

When several siblings look after a parent, information gets lost between calls and group chats. DiAlgo puts it in one place the whole family can see.

What changes day to day

Check-ins reach all of you

Every “Good morning” or “I’m so-so” reaches the family instantly, with a different sound for each kind of message. The history shows how many have read it, so nobody assumes someone else has dealt with it.

Medication does not depend on anyone’s memory

You add each medicine by scanning the box, set its times and choose who the app alerts for each dose. The person marks it as taken.

Medical visits live in one place

Date, place and notes for each appointment, with a reminder. No more asking the group when the cardiologist was.

You can reply without typing

As well as typing or dictating, you have quick messages to reply with one tap: “How are you?”, “Do you need anything?”, “Take care”.

The family’s message history: check-ins from Carmen such as “Good morning”, “I’m fine” and “Call me”, with the time and her children’s replies.
What the family sees
Medication list with three medicines and their times; one is struck through and marked as taken.
Medication, with one dose already marked

Real screenshots of the app, with a demo family. The app is available in Spanish and Catalan; these are shown in Spanish.

What the family decides

The buttons
Which buttons the older person sees, in what order, and which ones you add with your own wording.
Who joins
The administrator generates invite codes, assigns each person’s role and can remove members.
The history
You can export all the family’s conversations as PDF, CSV or text — handy to take to an appointment.
The cost
A single subscription, the administrator’s, covers the whole family with no limit on members.

Why sharing information matters

Risk factors for caregiver burden include the number of hours spent caring and social isolation6. Having every relative see the same thing does not reduce the work of caring, but it makes it easier to share.

See the evidence and its limits

What DiAlgo is not

It is not telecare or an emergency service: “I need help” alerts the family, not the emergency services. Nor does it monitor or track anyone. It only shows what the person chooses to send.

Start with your family

The first person to install it creates the family and invites the rest.