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Family & Kids

Coordinate together. Stay private apart.

One household for appointments, meals and children's care, while every adult keeps their own health records to themselves.

Being in a household is not access.

Each adult decides what others can see. Guardians manage a child's profile; nothing else is shared unless someone shares it.

Example · what you can see

  • YouEverything
  • PartnerAppointments only, until they change it
  • Child, 6Guardian access, shared with the other parent

A real pediatric space, not just a growth chart.

Kids uses child-specific references and language, and keeps caregiver notes clearly marked as caregiver notes.

Illness episodes

Symptoms, temperatures, visits and recovery in one timeline.

Medicine courses

What was prescribed and what was given, kept separate.

Growth

Measurements on pediatric reference curves, by age at measurement.

Vaccinations

Recorded doses with evidence and schedule reminders.

Patterns

How often things recur, with honest notes on what's not recorded.

Development

Milestones and observations to discuss with professionals.

Kids nutrition

Feeding routines, allergies and age-aware meal adaptations.

Doctor-ready brief

A one-page summary of the current illness for the visit.

One kitchen

Cook once. Adapt for everyone.

Plan a shared base meal, adjust portions or swap ingredients per person, check the pantry and get one grocery list. Allergies are always respected, and private reasons stay private.