Logo CuraFam: una casa che racchiude un cuore, dentro il quale una persona ne assiste un'altra CuraFam

This page is a translation. The privacy notice and the terms of use are available in Italian only, and it is the Italian version that applies.

Shared management of home care

A safe network of care around the person being cared for.

Handover diary, medication, health readings, appointments, reports and expenses: all in one place, shared with everyone who helps out. You decide who sees what, and you can change your mind at any time.

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CuraFam at work, in forty seconds.

Available in fourteen languages

each carer reads in their own — AI assistant coming soon.

Why it exists

Around the person being cared for, a team forms that nobody chose.

One of the children books the appointments, another pays for things up front, the carer gives the medication. Then come the nurse, the physiotherapist, the GP. They never meet.

01

Everyone holds one piece

The information sits in different heads. When someone isn't there, what they knew goes with them.

02

There is no handover

Whoever comes on at eight doesn't know how the night went. They ask the family. Every time.

03

Chats only look like an archive

The message from three weeks ago is still there, buried under photos and birthday wishes. It exists, but you can't find it.

How it actually works

The next person already knows, without you having to explain it again.

Every entry carries the time and the name of whoever wrote it. Even when something wasn't done, and you read the reason instead of silence.

7:40

Carer

Writes down how the night went and the morning readings.

13:15

Family member

Reads it, gives the missed dose and notes the exact time and why.

16:00

Nurse

Arrives already knowing everything. Asks nobody anything.

What's inside

Eleven things that today sit in eleven different places.

These are the sections of the app. You use the ones you need: none of them are compulsory.

Handover diary

What has been done and what the next person needs to know. Every entry with date and name.

Medication

What to take, at what time, and who has already given it today. With the reason, when a dose is missed.

Health diary

Blood pressure, blood sugar, oxygen saturation, weight. You set the threshold yourselves, and the app only alerts you when a reading goes above it.

Prescriptions and reports

Prescriptions and documents on the phone: at appointments, at the pharmacy, in A&E.

The day and appointments

Who is here today, what needs doing, when the next appointment is.

Things to do

The shared list of shopping, bookings and errands. You tick items off from the home screen.

Everyone in their own language

Fourteen languages, and every entry translates with one tap while the original stays visible. The translation happens on the phone.

Habits and preferences

How they take their coffee, what time they wake up, what unsettles them. What someone new would take weeks to work out.

Care team

Everyone who comes to the house — nurse, physiotherapist, care assistant, doctor — with their role and phone number.

Expenses

Who paid up front and how much each person is owed, with the receipts. At the end of the year the list exports already split for the tax return.

Care summary

Everything recorded over the period you choose, ready to take to an appointment. It is put together on the phone.

Languages and what's new

Carers read in their own language.

Fourteen languages

The whole app reads in fourteen languages, and every diary entry translates with one tap while the original stays visible. The people who help out at home often don't have Italian as their first language: it is the difference between a handover that is read and one that is guessed.

The translation stays on the phone

It happens on the device of the person reading. What you write doesn't leave it to be translated: no care text is sent to an outside service.

AI assistant, coming soon

An assistant is in development that will help write entries and find what you need across months of diary. It will not decide treatment, calculate doses or interpret medical reports: those stay with the doctor and the family. It is not available yet.

How to start

Three steps, and from then on everyone knows.

01

The person

You create the profile of the person you care for.

02

The people who help you

You invite relatives, the carer and the professionals who come to the house.

03

Medication and appointments

You enter them once and they stay visible to the right people.

Start with one person.

Thirty days to try it. No credit card needed, and your data stays yours even if you stop.

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CuraFam does not calculate doses, does not check interactions between medicines and does not suggest diagnoses: it is not a medical device. For a question, or to exercise your rights over your data: info@curafam.com The details are in the privacy notice.