Circle of Care by Tendmore
Did you take it?
You can stop wondering.
A reminder when the dose is due, and a gentle follow-up if the day gets in the way. Confirm with a tap or your voice, and the question is settled. Share that with the people who worry about you — only if you want them to know.
Sign in with Google. If you’re new to Circle of Care, this starts your account.
Circle of CareExample
This morning
- Taken Morning medication 8:00 am · You confirmed it
- Waiting Evening medication 6:00 pm · Still to come
Family can see the confirmed dose, because you agreed.
- Gentle reminders that come back
- Confirm with a tap or your voice
- Family sees it only if you agree
The hard part
The dose takes a moment.
The wondering can take the day.
-
That small, stubborn question
You were sure. Then the kettle boiled, someone rang, and the moment moved on. Now it is sitting there: did I take it?
-
The packet doesn’t always help
Some days the blister pack settles it. Some days every pocket looks the same, and asking yourself again doesn’t.
-
Worry that sounds like nagging
Someone who loves you asks because they cannot see. You want your own morning. They want to put the worry down. Neither of you is wrong.
How it works
Three steps. Then you know.
Circle of Care is a reminder and a record of what you confirmed. It is not medical advice, and it does not decide your dose.
-
1
Set the dose
Add the medication and the time you take it. Your routine, in your words.
-
2
Get a reminder that stays
When it’s due, Circle of Care reminds you on your iPhone, Apple Watch, or the web. If you don’t answer, it asks again, and then it calls. Dismissing one reminder does not cancel the next.
-
3
Confirm, and it’s done
Tap Taken, or say so when Circle of Care calls. The remaining reminders stop. If you have chosen to share, the people you named can see that you confirmed it.
For you
The quiet of knowing.
For the person who takes the medication. Independence stays with you. The question doesn’t have to.
-
Peace of mind
Today is either confirmed or still waiting. You can see which is which.
-
A record, not a guess
When you confirm a dose, that is the record. Later, you can look back instead of reconstructing the morning.
-
Gentle follow-ups
A reminder when it’s due, then another if you need it. Confirming stops the rest. Dismissing one does not.
-
A tap, or your voice
Confirm on your iPhone, on Apple Watch, or when the follow-up call asks. No notebook to find.
-
Your routine stays yours
You set what you take and when. You are the one who confirms it. Nobody else runs your day.
-
Private until you say so
Nothing is shared until you explicitly agree. You can stop that whenever you want.
For family and carers
See it, instead of asking.
You only see a loved one’s medication if they have explicitly agreed. Until they do, you see nothing.
-
See that they took it
When they confirm a dose, and they have chosen to share it with you, it shows in your Circle of Care.
-
Alerted when it isn’t confirmed
If a dose goes unanswered, you’re alerted in Circle of Care. A check-in then has a reason, instead of becoming a habit.
-
Less asking. Less of that worry.
You don’t have to send “have you taken it?” to feel sure. They stay in charge of what you can see.
-
iPhone, Apple Watch, and the web
The same shared view on the phone in your pocket, the watch on your wrist, or a browser when you’re at the kitchen table.
Privacy
Your say-so comes first.
-
Consent before anything is shared
Sharing is off until you turn it on. You choose the person, and what they can see. They don’t receive history from before they accepted. Either of you can stop it.
-
An Australian product, plainly described
Circle of Care is made in Australia. This website does not run analytics and does not collect an account. Sign-in opens the app over an encrypted connection. Google handles that sign-in. The privacy notice says what the app stores. It does not claim a certification we cannot show you.
-
A reminder, not a clinician
Circle of Care does not give medical advice, does not choose a dose, and does not prove a tablet was swallowed. Taken means the person confirmed it. Follow your clinician. In an emergency, contact emergency services.
Questions
Answered plainly.
Is this medical advice?
No. Circle of Care reminds you and keeps a record of what you confirmed. Follow the instructions from your clinician. If you need urgent help, contact emergency services.
If I confirm a dose, does that prove I swallowed it?
No. Taken means you confirmed it, with a tap or your voice. It is your word, recorded. It is not a check that the medication was ingested.
Can my family see my medication?
Only if you explicitly share it and they accept. They see the doses and details that invitation allows, from the time they accept. They don’t see earlier history. You or they can stop sharing.
What if I dismiss a reminder?
That reminder goes quiet. The next one still comes if you haven’t confirmed. Confirming the dose stops the ones that are left.
Where can I use it?
On iPhone, Apple Watch, and the web. You can confirm on the device that reminded you, or by voice when Circle of Care calls.
What does my family see if I don’t confirm?
If you have shared with them, they can see that the dose wasn’t confirmed, and they’re alerted in Circle of Care. If you haven’t shared, they see nothing.
How do I start?
Choose Get started and sign in with Google. If you’re new, that creates your account.
Circle of Care by Tendmore
Take it. Confirm it.
Let the question go.
Get started
Sign in with Google. New here? That’s how your account starts.
Contact
A question about your information
The privacy notice says what is stored and how to ask about removal. Please don’t send medication details by email. Terms are written in the same plain language.