ianacare is an integrated platform for family caregivers that organizes and mobilizes all the layers of support. Coordinate help with friends & family, utilize employer benefits, discover local resources, and get personalized guidance from our Caregiver Navigators.* Our mission is to encourage, empower and equip family caregivers with the tools and communities, so no caregiver does it alone.
The first layer of support is rallying personal social circles (friends, family, coworkers, neighbors) to help with practical needs (meals, rides, respite care, child care, pet care, house errands). Keep everyone updated in a private feed where your community can send you a ‘hug’ and provide emotional support throughout the journey.
Whether you are caring for a loved one with long-term illness/disability, short-term surgery, or life transition (having a baby, grieving, adoption/fostering), ianacare is built to create and coordinate the support system of people who want to help you. Don’t do it alone!
IANA = I Am Not Alone.
The next time someone asks, "Let me know how I can help!", you can answer, "Join my ianacare team!". No more confusing spreadsheets, sign up emails, or intrusive group texts full of back and forth logistics to keep up with.
Even the smallest acts of support can make a huge difference!
*Note: If you are a caregiver, check with your employer to unlock additional resources at no cost. Download the app and go through the authentication flow to see if your employer provides this customized benefit.
Key Features:
• Ask for and receive practical help
Share your care requests with the team to get practical support with meals, check-ins, rides, respite care, child care, pet care, and errands. ianacare makes requests super efficient and clear, so supporters can easily say “I got this” without the burden of back-and-forth logistics. Then with one click, all the details get automatically entered on both people’s calendars.
• Easily invite people to the team
Invite friends, family, neighbors, co-workers, community members, professional caretakers, and anyone else who wants to help. You can 1) directly invite them from within the ianacare app or 2) copy and paste the team link to an email or social media post.
• Keep everyone up to date
Posting in your private ianacare feed lets everyone on the team share news, offer support and get updates on the care of your loved one.
• Get help without asking
Supporters on your team can proactively offer day-to-day help tasks and send money, gift cards, or items on your Amazon wishlist without you even asking.
• Stay organized with a team calendar
Every task that is requested shows up on your team calendar so you can stay organized and know exactly when people plan to help and where you need additional support.
• Control notification preferences
Whether you are a caregiver or a supporter on the team, you can control what requests, notifications, and updates you get and how you get them (email, SMS, push notifications.)
• Start or join a team for a caregiver
Not the primary caregiver? You can still start a team and invite the caregiver to join, or join a team you have been invited to.
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Not what I thought it would be. Was expecting support and resources, but it's basically to organize supporters that you already have. If I had those, why would I be here? Immediately asked for email, phone number and full name of the person you're caring for. I can see how the app might be helpful for those who already have support, but I misunderstood the way it was presented.
Good
UX Logic Needs Work Takes too long to understand and use features. Also, not designed for use by "team" members that are out of state and can't physically help with tasks. Good concept, but needs smarter UX attention.
Can't register in Canada because of the phone number requirement. It keeps combining "1" with the first number of the phone number. I'm not in area code 12. I'm sure it's a perfectly fine app, I just can't seem to use it.
I really like the concept for the app only a couple things I would like: - more features for caregivers who are not employed (im a FT student)
Installed it, tried to set it up, but it wanted access to my contacts list (red flag!) to "create my team". Then, after adding my 2 sisters, it just sits there, no real help...no guided tour, no user guide. #CrapApp I get better help & support from our family doctor's office. buh bye.
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