Track your senior's health and wellness — without doing it alone
Over 25% of family caregivers report trouble coordinating care. Maia gives you one shared view of what's changing, and a circle of people helping you watch for it.
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One shared calendar and care circle
Invite family members and paid caregivers into a shared care circle. Everyone sees the same schedule, notes, and updates — instead of a group text no one can follow.
Suggestions tailored to your situation
Maia looks across eight health categories — medication, mobility, mood, nutrition, and more — to flag risks early and recommend resources worth looking into, curated for what you're actually dealing with.
The right time is usually earlier than you think
You've noticed changes
A fall, forgetfulness, or a change in mood or routine is often the first signal worth tracking.
A new diagnosis
New conditions bring new medications and appointments — and new coordination to keep straight.
Planning ahead
Even before a crisis, getting the care circle and documentation in place makes everything else easier.
After a hospital discharge
Recovery at home is when coordination between family, aides, and providers matters most.
“Maia helped me see my mom's whole week at a glance instead of piecing it together from three different phone calls.”
— Joan, family caregiver
Everything you need to know
Are there any apps just for caregivers?
Most caregiver software is built for agencies, not caregivers. Maia was designed by caregivers for caregivers: anyone helping an older adult can join a Care Circle to securely communicate, collaborate, spot risks, and take action together.
Why do I need an app when I can just text and use AI?
Group texts get lost, and a general AI assistant doesn't know your family's history. Maia keeps a structured, searchable record — medications, appointments, mood, notes — that everyone in the care circle can see, plus suggestions built specifically for caregiving.
How can Maia help minimize caregiver burnout?
Sharing the load of tracking and communicating is one of the biggest relief points caregivers report. You're not the only one who has to remember everything, and you're not coordinating from scratch every time something changes.
Does Maia provide a summary of care over time?
Yes — a Maia Snapshot can pull together care events, observations, clinical notes, and care plans so you don't have to reconstruct the last few weeks from memory before a doctor's visit.
What sort of questions can I ask Maia?
Maia was designed with caregivers' input to address health, caregiving, safety, social, legal, and financial questions — not just clinical ones.
How can a caregiver get started with Maia?
Maia is free for individual family caregivers to get started, with no subscription required — download the app and create a Care Circle for the person you're supporting.