Peace of mind for family care

FamSteady quietly watches over your parents' health and finances — and most days it tells you the only thing you really need to hear: all is well.

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FamSteady home screen: 'All is well' with wellbeing summaries for two parents
An adult daughter and her mother laughing together over tea at a warm kitchen table

Why we built this

You can't be everywhere. You shouldn't have to be.

Caring for aging parents usually looks like this: a call that goes to voicemail, a bank statement you wish you could see, a quiet worry that follows you into meetings and back out again.

Most monitoring apps hand you a wall of charts and let you do the worrying. We built the opposite — an app whose favorite thing to say is “nothing needs your attention.”

— The FamSteady team

The FamSteady way

Four phrases, chosen carefully

We never grade your parents with scores and sirens. Everything FamSteady notices arrives as one of four calm phrases — so when we do speak up, you know it matters.

All is wellFor your infoWorth a lookNeeds attention
FamSteady's Health screen with a wellbeing ring, daily metrics, and trends

Health

Their rhythms, understood

Steps, sleep, and heart health flow in from the devices your parents already own. FamSteady learns what a normal week looks like for them — so you hear about the change, not the noise.

  • One wellbeing picture instead of a wall of charts
  • Trends in plain words: “sleep has been wonderfully consistent”
  • Works with Apple Health today
FamSteady's Money screen showing monitored accounts and a flagged transaction

Money watch

A quiet guard against scams

Financial abuse of seniors almost always starts small. Money watch keeps an eye on transactions and flags the ones that don't fit — duplicate charges, unfamiliar merchants, patterns that feel off.

  • Read-only and encrypted — no one can move money through FamSteady
  • Suspicious charges are “worth a look,” never a siren
  • Parents connect their own accounts, and can disconnect anytime
FamSteady's care navigator answering a question about Medicare coverage

Care navigator

The maze, with a guide

Medicare or Medigap? Who calls the billing office? The care navigator is a knowledgeable companion for the paperwork side of caring — appointments, coverage, benefits, and what an alert means.

  • Knows your family’s context — shares only what your role allows
  • Refers to family by first name only; identifying details stay home
  • Navigation help, never medical advice
The parent view of FamSteady with large type and an encouraging daily summary

For your parents

Care, not surveillance

Your parents get their own FamSteady — larger type, encouraging words, and a clear picture of who's looking out for them. No grades, no nagging, and never a negative word about a hard week.

  • They choose what to share, and see exactly who sees it
  • Encouragement, not examination
  • One tap to call the family looking out for them

How it works

Three gentle steps

01

Gather your family

Create your family in minutes and invite the people who share the caring — siblings, spouses, and your parents themselves.

02

Parents connect, on their terms

Mom and Dad choose what to share — health from their own phone or watch, and bank accounts through a read-only, encrypted connection.

03

We keep a gentle watch

FamSteady watches rhythms, not just numbers. When something is genuinely worth a look, the right people hear about it — calmly.

Trust & security

Built like it's our own family's data

Encrypted, always

Health and financial data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Bank credentials never touch our servers — connections run through Plaid, and access is read-only.

Consent first

Parents connect their own accounts and health data, see what's shared, and can disconnect at any time. Every family member sees only what their role allows.

Never for sale

We don't sell personal information, and our assistant is given the minimum it needs — family members by first name and relationship only.

For employers

Caregiving is the invisible second job

One in five of your employees is quietly caring for an aging parent — on their lunch break, between meetings, at 3am. Offering FamSteady as a benefit gives them hours and headspace back, and tells them their whole life matters to you.

The point was never the data. It's the Sunday walk where you talk about the garden instead of the bank.

They spent a lifetime looking out for you. Returning the favor shouldn't feel like a second job.

FamSteady is almost ready. Leave your email and you'll be the first to know — no drip campaigns, just one note when the door opens.