How Corasom works
Two screens. Theirs has things worth opening for. Yours shows what those things add up to.
Most of this is built for them
Corasom only works if the person you look after wants to open it. So we made their half worth opening on its own, and let the reassurance follow.
Good morning, Rose ☀️
📰 Today's News
Scientists find birdsong may aid memory
Local library extends Tuesday reading hours
🧩 Word Search
Found: 2/5
💊 Routine
✓ Breakfast
✓ Morning walk
○ Medication
○ Lunch
2/4 done
📓 How are you feeling?
The news, made readable
Five headlines each morning, rewritten in short sentences and ordinary words. We leave out the stories that would only upset them.
Six games, none of them timed
Sudoku, word search, memory match and three more. Nothing counts down, and a wrong answer costs nothing.
Their routine and their tablets
Meals, walks, medication: one item on screen at a time, with a Done button big enough to hit first go.
A journal that reaches you
They pick how they're feeling, and add a line if they want to. It's on your screen seconds later.
And what all of it adds up to
Everything here is meant to be read in ten seconds and then put down again.
Up and about since half seven
A running list of ordinary things: checked in early, tablets ticked at nine, a word search finished before lunch. It updates live and fills in whatever you missed while you were working. There are no maps, no location traces and no column of timestamps.
- Plain words, never coordinates
- Live, and it backfills what you missed
Maya
Popped in this afternoon — she's on good form. @Vi could you collect her prescription?
Nobody has to be the one who always rings
Brothers, sisters, partners and paid carers can share the same circle — up to four of you. There's a board for posts and jobs that need picking up, a journal you can export for a GP, and messaging they can answer with a tap or a voice note.
- A shared board of posts and jobs
- On the Family plan
One quiet look, not forty pings
Corasom doesn't buzz at you. There's no stream of alerts to keep up with: you open it when you want to, and the day is there. If they've been quiet, a card says so, once.
Ask Corasom Coming soon
Ask how Mum is doing today, which reminders are on, or what's happened recently. It only uses what actually happened, and it turns down anything medical and points you to a GP. On the Family plan.
Peace of Mind
A settled week — much like the last.
The week on one screen
A score out of a hundred across five things: how much they did, how they said they felt, who they were in touch with, the tablets they ticked off and the puzzles they played. Most weeks it says roughly what last week said. That is what you want it to say.
- On the Family plan
- They can pause sharing any time
The rules we hold ourselves to
Reassurance is worth nothing if they feel spied on. So these are limits on what we build, not settings buried in a menu.
They can stop sharing, and you can't restart it
You’ll be told sharing is paused, so a quiet screen is never mistaken for something wrong.
They agreed to this, and they can pause it
Connecting needs their say-so, and nothing about them is hidden from them.
Never where they are
What you see is what they did in the app — a check-in, tablets ticked, a note written.
We are not a medical or emergency service
Corasom is for ordinary days; when something is urgent, it shows you the number to ring.
Delete the account and it’s gone
Deleting from Settings erases everything on your connections straight away, and cancels any subscription.
When it’s actually an emergency
“Need help” shows your family a banner the next time they open Corasom — it doesn’t alert their phones yet — and shows your local emergency number. It never dials.
Questions we get asked
Will my dad actually use it?
That's the part we spend the most time on. His side has the morning headlines, six games, his reminders and a journal — things worth opening for their own sake. If he only ever plays the word search, you can still see his day.
Does he need a wearable, or a new device?
No. Corasom runs in the browser he already has, on a tablet, a laptop or a phone. Nothing to install, nothing to strap on, nothing extra to remember to charge.
Will he feel like he's being watched?
He agreed to the connection, and he can pause sharing whenever he likes — you can't switch it back on. His screen is kept simple, with no scores or reports on it, but none of it is a secret from him: his privacy screen says what his family can see, and he can ask us for a copy of everything we hold.
Is Corasom a medical or emergency service?
No, and we've built it to keep saying so. It doesn't diagnose anything and it can't call anyone for him. When something is genuinely urgent, it puts your local emergency number on screen for him to ring.
Can I cancel?
Whenever you like. You keep the Family features until your billing period ends, then the account drops to Free. Nothing is cut off mid-month.
Free to start. £8 a month when the family needs more.
Free covers two people you look after. Family adds more people, more caregivers, the whole history, and the family board, messaging and weekly reports. The person you look after never pays.