Product

Five tools. One hub. Zero "wait, who knew about this?"

MayLou is built for the family that never asked to run a healthcare operation. Simple enough that every sibling — and the aide, and the care manager — actually uses it.

The medication list

The canonical, always-current list — doses, schedules, pharmacies, refill dates, and every change recorded with who made it. No more "wait, is she still on that?"

Coming soon Photograph the bottles instead of typing them, and get a nudge when a refill is due.

One calendar

Doctor appointments and aide shifts beside everyone's own commitments — connect Google Calendar and coverage gaps are visible before they become emergencies.

Tasks with names on them

"Who's driving on Thursday" gets assigned, seen, and done. Everyone's contribution is visible — which quietly ends the fairness argument.

The care journal

"Seemed confused at lunch." "BP 145/90." A photo of the discharge summary. Small notes become a shared record your whole family — and her doctors — can rely on.

The whole care team

Siblings, aides, the care manager — everyone joins from a text link, with permissions that fit their role. Grandma gets a big-print, read-only view.

The weekly digest

MayLou writes the week's summary automatically, so the sibling who lives far away stays truly in the loop — without anyone writing the recap email.

How it works

Set up by one person. Used by everyone.

We built MayLou for the worst week of your year — so it asks almost nothing of you.

Step 1

Create their care hub

Five minutes. Add their name, their medications, and the next appointment. That is genuinely all it takes.

Step 2

Text the link to your family

Siblings and aides join with one tap — no account gymnastics, no learning curve. They see the same hub you do.

Step 3

Let the hub carry it

Updates land in one place. Tasks have owners. The digest goes out weekly. The group chat goes back to being about the grandkids.

Coming soon

Next: the busywork, handled.

These are in development, not yet available — and they are why the record is built the way it is today.

  • Visit companion. Record the doctor's appointment (with consent) — MayLou turns instructions into medication changes, calendar entries, and a plain-English summary for the family.
  • Photo to record. Pill bottles, discharge papers, insurance cards — photograph them and MayLou files the details where they belong.
  • Ask the record. "When was the last cardiology visit?" "What changed after the fall?" Ask in plain English, get the answer with its source.
  • The weekly digest. Written automatically from the week's real activity, in a tone your family will actually read.
From Tuesday's cardiology visit
"...so we'll increase the lisinopril to 20 milligrams, stop the baby aspirin for now, and I want to see her back in six weeks..."
✓ Medication updated — Lisinopril 10mg → 20mg daily
✓ Medication paused — Aspirin 81mg (per Dr. Patel)
✓ Appointment added — Cardiology follow-up, Aug 25
✓ Family notified — summary sent to Karen, Dave & Mike

Don't take the tour. Drive it.

Open the live demo — a sample family's real hub. Check off tasks, write a journal note, generate the weekly digest.

Open the live demo

The next update your family needs is a link to MayLou.

Set up your family's care hub right now — it takes about five minutes.

Create your free account

Free to start · No credit card · Your family joins from a text link