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Be there for the appointment. Caraid takes the notes.

Recorded, written down, and in one place for the whole family.

An illustration of two women seated side by side in a consulting room, listening to a clinician seen from behind. The clinician holds a pen and paper; the women hold nothing. A phone rests on the bench beside them, screen dark and not in use.

40% to 80% of medical information provided during an appointment is forgotten immediately.

Half of it is gone before you reach the car, and half of what stays is wrong. Caraid keeps the record.

Source: Kessels, Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, 2003.

The Mental Burden

Mum's cardiologist doesn't talk to her GP, and neither of them talks to you. So you go to every appointment and carry what was said.

Caraid files each appointment, note and prescription under the person it's about, and shows you what happens next.

Caraid suggests the match. Nothing is filed to a family member until you confirm it.

How it works

  1. 01 / RECORD

    Press record in the appointment, or take a photo of the prescription. That's the whole job.

  2. 02 / CARAID FILES IT

    Caraid writes down what was said and picks out the next steps. You confirm who it's about.

  3. 03 / YOUR FAMILY SEES IT

    Everyone you invite sees the same record. The person it's about can take it back at any time.

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