Shared updates
One current place for news, photos, replies, and important pinned information.
For caregiver support professionals
Give families somewhere calmer to land.
Rallykin is a free family coordination tool for the work that continues after the appointment, support call, or care-planning conversation. Families get one private place for updates, tasks, appointments, and the details everyone needs.
Free to start · No referral agreement · Families control their own circle
Family handoff
Margaret’s Care Circle
Confirm medication changeSarah
Schedule neurology follow-upDavid
Send discharge notes to familyMaya
Latest update
Mom is home and resting. The evening medication schedule is pinned above.
Visible only to invited circle members
What families get
The coordination layer between professional touchpoints.
Rallykin does not change the care plan. It gives the family a quieter way to carry it out together.
Assigned tasks
Clear ownership for calls, pickups, paperwork, visits, and the work between appointments.
Appointments
Dates and responsibilities the whole family can see without searching a group text.
Care details
Medications, allergies, contacts, and notes kept with the circle. Premium adds a private document vault.
A good fit when…
- Two or more relatives, friends, or paid caregivers share the work
- Updates and responsibilities are scattered across texts, calls, and notes
- Some family members help from another city or state
- The family wants a simple coordination layer they control themselves
Not the right tool for…
- Emergency response, safety monitoring, or a crisis line
- A clinical record, patient portal, or provider messaging system
- Medical, legal, financial, or care-management advice
- A replacement for professional services or an organization’s required workflow
A simple handoff
Share it without becoming tech support.
You do not need an account, a contract, or access to the family’s space. Send the note, and they decide whether Rallykin is useful for them.
A family member creates the circle
They invite only the people they choose
Your organization does not receive access or activity reports
Ready-to-send referral note
Copy it as written, or make it sound like you.
Rallykin is a free tool your family can use to coordinate care in one private place. You can share updates, assign tasks, keep appointments and important care details together, and invite the people helping you. Learn more: https://rallykin.com/caregivers?utm_source=professional_referral&utm_medium=referral
A clear privacy boundary.
Care Circles are invite-only. Rallykin does not run ads, sell personal data, or train AI on family updates. Families can export their information or delete their account. Rallykin is a consumer coordination platform, not a clinical system or designated medical record.
Read the privacy policyCommon questions
What professionals usually want to know.
Does it cost the family anything?
Care Circles, shared tasks, appointments, updates, and community access are free without a time limit. Optional Premium features are clearly separate.
Do I need a professional account?
No. Rallykin is designed for families to set up and manage themselves. If a family wants you in its circle, it can invite you, but that should not replace your organization’s approved communication or documentation systems.
Can our organization see whether a family uses it?
No. Rallykin does not send referral activity or family-circle data back to referring organizations. Families control their membership and information.
Is Rallykin providing care advice?
No. Rallykin provides coordination tools and peer conversation. It is not a clinical, legal, financial, emergency, or care-management service.
Who is behind Rallykin?
Rallykin is built by Forrest, a product designer who watched his mother coordinate care for his grandmother through dementia. There is no sales team, so professional questions go directly to the person building it.
Review it before you refer
If it does not feel right for the families you serve, say so.
Forrest reads every professional note. Questions, concerns, and honest criticism are welcome.
Email Forrest