Family health, managed together
We're building one shared place for visits, notes, documents and updates—so the people helping can keep up and plan the next step.
Starting with memory loss. Built around families supporting a loved one, from early changes to more complex care.
One person often ends up holding the appointments, paperwork and updates. Everyone else tries to catch up. HoldOn Together is being built to help families share the work, wherever they live.
How it works
We're bringing the details of care into one shared space. Here's the experience we're building.
Before the appointment
Bring family observations, past visits and questions together, so you can focus on the conversation—not piece together what happened.
Preview of the experience in development. Features and screens may change.
After the appointment
Keep visit notes, summaries and follow-ups together, so the people helping know what comes next.
Preview of the experience in development. Features and screens may change.
Every day
Share updates in one place, so everyone can stay in the loop without another round of messages.
Preview of the experience in development. Features and screens may change.
Bring the people who help into the same care space—family near or far, a neighbor or a care professional.
Visits, notes and documents, easier to find when someone needs them.
Keep upcoming appointments and everyday tasks in view.
A simpler, more familiar view for the person you're supporting.
Where we're starting
Needs change. The tools a family uses should be able to change with them. Our first focus is helping families stay connected and organized as memory loss makes everyday care more complex.
Early changes
Keep important information close and make room for your loved one in conversations about their care.
As needs grow
Bring observations, routines and updates together, so the next person helping doesn't have to start from scratch.
More support
A calmer experience, built around familiar people, voices and memories.
Familiar faces. Messages from family. Stories worth revisiting. A simpler way to feel connected.
What's next
Families manage more than one kind of care. Over time, we want to bring the same shared approach to more of those moments.
Exploring for the future
Helping families keep track of readings and everyday updates.
Exploring for the future
Keeping discharge information, changes and follow-ups easier to find.
Exploring for the future
Bringing day-to-day observations and questions together for the next appointment.
Future areas of interest—not available features or promised release dates. Online interest forms are not available yet. Email Jessica about future ideas — opens your email app.
“My father-in-law's stroke took his memory. My mother-in-law carried it alone, because we lived too far away to help.”
I'd watched my mom do the same for my grandmother. Every family I talk to has someone holding it all together by themselves. I'm building HoldOn Together so the whole family can share it, starting with memory loss.
Jessica Davis
Founder, HoldOn Together
A shared space we're building to help families organize a loved one's care—visits, notes, documents and updates—in one place.
Families supporting someone with memory loss, including people doing the day-to-day care and relatives helping from a distance.
Memory loss is our first focus. We're also exploring how the same shared approach could help families with other care needs. Those areas are not available features yet.
We're designing one shared space for the people involved in care, so one person doesn't have to carry every update.
We're designing it to keep observations, visit information and next steps together, so families can prepare and follow through with less searching.
HoldOn Together is in development. Join the waitlist for availability and product updates. Signing up does not give you access to the app yet.
No. HoldOn Together is intended to help families organize and share information—not diagnose conditions, recommend treatment or replace professional care.
Join the waitlist for early-access news and product updates. We're starting with families supporting someone with memory loss.
For organizations
We'd like to hear from organizations supporting families facing memory loss—and those interested in what comes next.
Explore ways to connect your community with practical support for coordinating care.
Tell us what families need to keep visits, notes and next steps connected.
Help us understand how shared information could support the families you work with.
Explore support for employees who are also helping care for someone they love.
