ShellNewHandler VS Rallykin

Rallykin's answer:

Most caregiving tools do one job: a family calendar, an update page, or a forum. Rallykin puts the three things caregivers juggle in one place: a private Care Circle for coordinating with family, a community of other caregivers, and a resource directory for every US state. The coordination tools are free with no time limit, and one Premium subscription covers everyone in a circle instead of charging each person.

Rallykin's answer:

The free plan is actually free: unlimited circles and members, tasks, the calendar, updates, and the community, with no trial and no member cap. There are no ads, personal data is never sold, and AI is never trained on what families write. And when a family needs more than coordination, like someone who has been through the same diagnosis or the respite program in their state, it's in the same place instead of another app.

Rallykin's answer:

I watched my mom care for my grandmother through dementia. She made the calls, kept up the visits, made the hard decisions, and kept the rest of the family up to date, and most of that work was invisible. She has since passed away. When I looked at the tools out there, each did one piece, so families end up stitching together a group text, a Facebook group, and a shared calendar, and the coordinating still lands on one person. I'm a product designer, and I built Rallykin on my own to put those pieces in one place. There are no investors; it's paid for by optional subscriptions, not ads.

Rallykin's answer:

Rallykin is used by individual families, not companies. Care Circles are private, so we don't name who uses it.

Rallykin's answer:

Family caregivers in the US: adult children looking after an aging parent, spouses, and siblings sharing care from different cities. It fits best when more than one person is helping, or should be. It's also built to be easy for social workers, care navigators, and support group leaders to recommend to the families they work with.

Rallykin's answer:

Next.js and React with TypeScript, Supabase (Postgres, authentication, and file storage, with row-level security keeping each Care Circle private), Tailwind CSS, Stripe for billing, Resend for email, Vercel for hosting, and Anthropic's Claude for the Premium drafting help.