Paperwork, filled in seconds.
Take an online or PDF form and fill it out in seconds. Save the time, the headache, and in some cases the trauma of entering the same details over and over.
Paperwork is often the gatekeeper to what really matters — getting services, getting care. Never fill out the same form twice.
The documents you keep coming back to.
Secure storage for the documents you keep coming back to. Filter by family member, type of provider, or tags that make sense to you, and find what you need fast.
No more looking around for the social security card, the passport picture, the will and trust. And if you choose, you are not the only one who knows where it is.
A place for each person's details.
Store the details specific to each person. Children, pets, aging parents — the million data points, papers, and providers, organized so you find what you need fast.
What age was that vaccine? What was the score on the latest assessment? It is at your fingertips — and if they have been to speech therapy before, the next provider picks up where the last one left off.
Stop googling your own life.
Keep the important information about the doctor, dentist, school, therapy, and camp you rely on for everyday care.
What is the number for the dentist? Which allergist do you go to? What portal do they use again? Start in your own directory instead of a search bar, so you never start from scratch.
Hand off the details in seconds.
Quickly export the details to whoever needs them — babysitter, pet sitter, therapist, teacher, grandparent. Bedtime routine, feeding and walks, school pickup: generated in seconds and shared.
Onboarding gets easier too. Regulation strategies that have worked, routines that only work one way — pulled from across multiple documents into one place.
Your village, wyth the right access.
Wyth works wyth your calendar, so you always know what paperwork is waiting ahead of time.
Annual forms have a way of arriving all at once — back to school, camps, doctors. You will remember them while there is still time to do something about them.
Know what is coming before it is due.
Different permission levels for the people helping you manage care. A sibling, a co-parent, grandparents, a nanny — whoever makes up your village.
Routines, medications, care schedules: everyone has just what they need. Coordination between households gets easier, and no one waits on you for the insurance card.
You've got bigger things to do.
Caregiving runs on your energy. Every hour you don't spend re-typing the same details is an hour that comes back to you — and energy you get to spend where you choose.