What CAL does
CAL turns the scattered, overwhelming world of dementia care into a single place that knows your family — and meets you where you are, as things change.
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One idea, many tools
You know your loved one better than anyone. CAL is built to make that knowledge go further: you tell it about your person and your situation once, and every feature below adapts to you — plain-language, personal, and always current.
Inside CAL
Bring family, friends, and helpers into one shared circle — each with the right access. Invite by email or a one-tap text. Run a circle for more than one loved one from a single account.
A living picture of your loved one — their stage, needs, mood, and what matters most — that grows over time, with a history you can look back on.
A secure, care-team-only place for the important papers — diagnoses, directives, insurance, care plans. Scans and PDFs your whole circle can reach, with the emergency ones a tap away.
Ask anything in plain words and get calm answers drawn from a vetted knowledge base and cited — never invented, always shaped to your family's real situation.
Clear, practical help for the hardest everyday moments — behavior, safety, communication — with real "what to try" steps, shaped by your loved one's stage, needs, and living setting.
Every medication — dementia-related or not — written from its official FDA label and cited: how it works, who it's for, and side effects sorted into common, serious, and "get help now."
Stage-by-stage, evidence-based ways to help protect the brain — grounded in the 2024 Lancet Commission, the NIH, and the Alzheimer's Association, with every source linked.
Recruiting clinical trials near you from ClinicalTrials.gov, each translated into plain language — who it's for, what to ask, and how far the nearest site is.
The right resources for your situation — including a searchable directory of 14,000+ Medicare-listed care facilities near you and your local Area Agency on Aging — starting with the single best first call.
A gentle, private, non-diagnostic check-in for anyone worried about their own or a loved one's memory. No account needed.
A shared care journal where the whole circle adds notes and photos of daily life — each marked with who wrote it and when — plus an app that installs right on your phone's home screen.
A members-only space to hear from other families in the same spot — matched by diagnosis and stage — so you're never navigating it alone.
See it in action
The same calm screens your family would use every day.



What CAL stands on
CAL doesn't invent answers. Medication guides are written from the official FDA label; care guidance comes from the leading bodies in dementia research — and every guide shows its sources, refreshed monthly.
How we use AI
You've seen the headlines. With something as important as your loved one's care, you deserve to know exactly what the AI inside CAL does — and what it never does.
Every answer traces back to a source we name — the FDA, the NIH, the Lancet Commission, the Alzheimer's Association. The expertise is theirs; CAL only makes it clear, personal, and always within reach.
You can trust it
Your information stays inside your Circle of Care. Never sold, never used to advertise to you.
Guidance is refreshed monthly from primary sources, so what CAL tells you keeps up with the latest care and research.
Everyday language, never jargon — written to help at 2 a.m. and every hour after.
Everything above works together around a single person at the center of the circle — your MVP, the most valued person in the room. It works alongside the doctors, aides, and professional caregivers already in their life — never in place of them.
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