Features
All of the care, in one place.
A baby, a teenager and a grandmother fit in the same Nido family, with each person’s information kept apart, and visible only to whoever should see it.
The medicine
What to give, when, and whether it happened.
- Medications
- Doses, schedules, and a brand catalogue across 16 countries, to match the bottle in your hand.
- Dose tracking
- Who gave it and when. If nobody did, the day doesn’t say “done”.
- Reminders
- Doses, refills, appointments and tasks, to the right person’s phone.
- Vitals and symptoms
- Logged, with pattern detection, and a PDF to take to the appointment.
- Vaccinations and medical events
- The history you’re always asked for and can never find.
The calendar
Who takes whom, and what this week holds.
- Appointments
- With a family member assigned, so two people don’t go and nobody doesn’t.
- Tasks and routines
- They repeat on their own (daily, weekly, monthly) and you complete the occurrence, not the series.
- Shifts and availability
- Who can when, without twenty messages.
- Carpool
- With neighbours and other families, with reminders about whose turn it is to drive.
- Calendar on your phone
- Synced, so it’s where you already look.
- A color per person
- Every appointment carries the color of whoever is taking them, and how long it will take.
- Your day by email
- A 7 am plan for the day and a Sunday week-ahead, for whoever never opens the app.
The household
What has to be bought, paid and coordinated.
- Grocery lists
- Groceries, pharmacy, Costco: each its own shared list, and anyone checks things off.
- Shopping mode
- Big rows, grouped by aisle, and the screen stays on with one hand on the cart.
- Care budget
- The real cost of care this month, per person: medication, copays, caregiver hours, supplies.
The paperwork
What you need exactly when you can’t find it.
- Secure documents
- POA, advance directives, insurance, with a passcode-protected vault.
- Emergency card
- Allergies, contacts, preferred hospital and language. On screen, or as a printable PDF.
- Export your data
- Your family’s data, whenever you want, from Settings.
The people
Each person sees what they should.
- Per-person permissions
- Five access types. The babysitter sees the child; grandma isn’t on their screen at all.
- Care handoff
- Hand over the shift with today in it: medications, notes and what changed.
- Notes and comments
- With voice notes, for whoever would rather talk than type.
- Daily updates
- One message to the whole family without opening five chats.
- Care circle
- Ask for specific help from the people who can actually give it.
The babies
Same app, the other end of life.
- Sleep, feeds and diapers
- The day’s log, shared between whoever is taking turns.
- Growth
- Weight and height, with charts.
- First foods and milestones
- What they’ve tried and what they can do.
So it’s actually usable
Nido has to work for someone who is 70.
- Simple mode
- Large text and the essentials, without the rest.
- Read-aloud
- Your own phone reads it; the text never leaves the device.
- Spanish and English
- Each person in their own language, in the same family.
- Security centre
- Your sessions, your activity and what you’ve shared, in one place.
There’s more coming, and we say so before it launches: what’s next in Nido.