Carelune
Today's journal
Meals, bathroom visits, sleep, mood, behaviors you noticed and a short note. Save as often as you like — nothing is overwritten.
For family caregivers
A calm daily journal for caring for someone with dementia
Record the day in about two minutes, mostly with taps. Carelune organizes it into simple charts and a report you can bring to the next appointment.
Coming soon to Google Play and the App Store
What Carelune does
Built for real days — when you're tired, short on time, and still want to remember what happened.
See the patterns
A timeline of every entry, plus 7-day and 30-day views of mood, sleep and behaviors. "What changed" compares this week with last week in plain numbers.
Appointment report
Turn 2 weeks to 3 months of records into a PDF with charts, medication changes, your notes and the questions you want to ask. Share, save or print.
Medications
Keep a list with doses and times of day. Check off doses with one tap, and record as-needed medicines as often as they're given.
Emergency info card
Health conditions, allergies, current medicines and contacts on one large, easy-to-read screen you can show to paramedics or police.
Gentle reminders
An optional daily journal reminder and medication reminders by time of day. Reminders never show medicine names on the lock screen.
Private by design
Health notes are personal. Carelune keeps them with you.
- Everything you record stays on your phone. There is no account and no server.
- No ads, no tracking, no analytics.
- A nickname is enough — you never need to enter a real name.
- Save a backup file whenever you like, or delete everything with one setting.
Made for tired eyes and busy days
Larger text
Text is a step larger by default, with Small, Default and Large settings that also follow your phone's text size.
Mostly taps
Most of the journal is choosing, not typing. A save button appears as soon as there's something to save.
No guilt
Missed a day? That's fine. Carelune never scolds — write whenever you can.
Carelune is a journaling and organization tool. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a healthcare professional.