Care Circle — Android closed test, waiting list now.
What it is: a family caregiving coordination app for one aging parent. Shared calendar, tasks with who-did-what, medication reminders with a missed-dose alert to the family, a daily one-tap check-in, and a document vault for contacts, med list, insurance, and key papers.
Try the web app first: https://magnetic-idea-engine-flow.base44.app
Poke around there — that's the web hub behind the work. It is not the Care Circle mobile app itself, and trying it is not installing or testing Care Circle.
Then sign up for the mobile app coming soon to Google Play: comment "I'm in" here to join the waiting list. No personal details in comments. Nothing to install yet. This post is a waiting list. There is no Play opt-in link yet, and I am not pretending there is one.
What I need tested, when the build opens: reliability only. Does it do what it says it will do, consistently? Did the reminder/alert arrive on time, did sync work across the circle, did it crash, did sign-in work? I am not asking for caregiving advice or opinions on the idea, and I am not asking for a reciprocal test — this is a waiting list, not a swap.
Requirements, plain:
- Android phone, Google account.
- When the test opens, stay opted in and keep the app installed for 14 days straight, and open the app during those 14 days.
How to join: comment "I'm in" here. When the closed-test build is ready, I will send you the real Play opt-in link, and the 14-day count starts only from your actual opt-in then.
Pricing, for honesty, not a charge during testing: the closed test is free. Planned later pricing, if the app ships, is Free (1 circle, calendar/tasks, up to 3 med reminders) and Pro $7.99/mo or $59.99/yr. No trial is promised. Nothing is charged during this closed test.
First 25 testers get free, unlimited access during testing, and free lifetime Pro after testing — no charge, as long as they stay subscribed / do not unsubscribe. If they unsubscribe, the free access ends.
Disclaimer: this is a coordination tool only. It is not medical advice, it does not replace a doctor or pharmacist, and it does not check drug interactions.
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