Caring for aging parents, simplified.

Most families coordinate care across group texts, shared calendars, spreadsheets and notes. Kedara App brings all of it into one place, built for care. Medications, appointments, vitals, tasks and documents sit together, and everyone in the care circle sees the same up-to-date information, including care workers you hire. The built-in AI assistant knows your family’s care information and draws on the same local resource knowledge as Kedara Guide. You can ask it what’s coming up this week, or ask it to add a task or appointment, which it creates after you confirm.

Yes. Kedara App works in the browser and as a native app for iPhone and Android. Families in our Founding Families Program are using it now by invitation. The app will be available to download from the Apple App Store and Google Play Store shortly. Apply to join the Founding Families Program. Kedara Guide does not need an app. It works in the browser on any phone or computer.

Not yet, but it is on our roadmap. Caregivers need support too. In our in-person and online surveys, families asked for help with respite, mental health, menopause and longevity care. We plan to bring partners onto Kedara and add tracking and guidance so caregivers can manage their own health and life. This is part of our longer-term goal of supporting longevity as well as aging care.

Yes. A care circle can include more than one person receiving care, such as both parents, or a parent and an aunt. Medications and vitals are recorded for each person receiving care. Tasks are assigned to the caregivers who do them, whether that is several family members or one primary caregiver. We are also improving support for people who manage their own care with help from a relative, such as an adult child who lives farther away.

The person who creates the care circle becomes the manager and decides who joins it. Access is by invitation, not by family relationship, so each family can include whoever fits their situation: one adult child, several siblings, a niece, a partner, a close friend or a paid care worker. Each person has a role, such as manager, caregiver or care receiver, which decides what they can see and change. Your conversations with the AI assistant are private to you. We are adding fine grained role-based access control, so each person sees only what they need. For example, a paid care worker could see the tasks for her shift, and a sibling in another state could see the schedule without the full health record.

Yes. A care circle is a group of invited people, not a family tree, so it can include spouses, partners and friends. Our focus is aging care: caring for parents, an older sibling, a spouse or another older relative. Our knowledge base and AI are built for aging care questions. We know caregiving also includes chronic illness, cancer, immune conditions and recovery from accidents. We will consider these situations once we serve aging care families well.

A person enters vitals in Kedara App. This can be the person receiving care, if they are able to, or a family caregiver or care worker on their behalf. Everyone in the care circle can then see the readings in one place. We do not provide wearables today. Connections to health apps and wearables are on our roadmap, so readings can be added automatically.

You can store the documents your family needs to coordinate care, such as power of attorney, insurance cards, a driver’s license, or onboarding information for hired care workers. Everyone in your care circle can view them. Only managers can upload or delete them. Coming soon: • Role-based access, so you can choose who sees each document. • AI assistant support for sorting your documents and using them to answer questions about your family’s care.

A family member enters appointments today. Calendar connections for Google, Apple and Outlook are on our roadmap, along with connections to other health apps, so appointments stay in sync both ways.

Today, medication is entered by hand as a task. There are no separate fields yet for dose, frequency, prescriber, side effects or refills. There is no pharmacy or e-prescribing connection, so the app knows about a change only if someone enters it. Better medication tracking and pharmacy connections are on our roadmap. Kedara is a consumer app, not a medical provider, so we will rely on information from health providers to keep this accurate and easy for your family and care workers to find.

Kedara is not a medical provider and does not give diagnosis or treatment advice. We are building an AI assistant in Kedara App that can summarize your family's information and point you to trusted medical sources, so you can prepare questions for the doctor. It will run on a secure, encrypted platform, and its conversations will be logged for audits.

Kedara Guide helps you find what exists near you and whether your parent is likely to qualify. It is free and covers the nine Bay Area counties. There is no account and no app to install. It works in any phone or computer browser. Ask in your own words, such as "my mother needs someone a few hours a day in Fremont" or "what does the county offer for respite." Guide answers with named local programs, agencies and senior services, and what we know about their eligibility, cost and languages served. Guide does not ask who you are and is not designed to collect health information about you or your parent. Kedara App helps your family keep care coordinated week to week. It is where your family's care circle lives: a shared timeline, tasks, appointments, vitals, and documents such as power of attorney and insurance cards. Its AI assistant draws on your family's information and on local resources. Kedara App is available now to families in our Founding Families Program.

No. Kedara builds software that simplifies aging care for families. Kedara Guide helps you find local aging care resources, and Kedara App helps your family coordinate care. Neither one gives medical diagnosis or treatment. For questions about your parent’s health, please talk to their doctor, primary care physician or specialist.

Kedara Guide has been fully live since August 2026. It is free for all families across the nine SF Bay Area counties. We keep improving it based on the questions families ask and the feedback they send. Kedara App is in early access. A small group of invited families is using it through our Founding Families Program, and their feedback shapes what we build next. We are onboarding families slowly so we can support each one closely. Apply to join the Founding Families Program.

Kedara Guide and Kedara App are in English today. We are building a multilingual voice interface over the next three to six months. Kedara Guide can already help in one way. It knows which languages each provider or program serves, so an English-speaking adult child can find a Cantonese-speaking home care agency for their mother today. If you or your parent need help in another language now, call 211. It offers free interpreters in more than 150 languages. This matters to us. Kedara began with our founder's family caregiving across continents, with family members who speak languages other than English.

Most families use Kedara Guide on behalf of a parent or relative, so your parent does not need a device of their own unless they would also like to search and find answers on their own. Kedara Guide needs no app and no account, and it works in the browser on any phone or computer. For people with no device at all, we will explore partnerships with local community nonprofits, as well as text messaging and a voice assistant over a regular phone line.

We'd love to hear from you. Please send any questions to [email protected] and a member of our team will reply within 48 hours.