One caretaker at home
- Open CareLogs and sign in with the email you were given.
- You will land on a simple home for one person receiving care.
- Use medications for the day’s pills, tasks for routines, and logs to see what already happened.
Support
Training for RK1Care products
Short, friendly guides so a new day with the software feels calm. CareLogs is ready now. Guides for the next products will live here as each one arrives.
Available now · Phase 1
CareLogs
Start with the path that matches your day. You do not need a long course—just a few habits, in order.
Facilities and care homes
- An administrator signs in first, then adds the facility and the people who live there.
- Set rooms, then add caregivers so each person can reach the floor they need.
- On the floor: give medications, mark tasks done, and keep a readable log of the day.
- Administrators can review the house from the dashboard and open logs when they need the story of a shift.
The shape of a CareLogs day
Medications
Give what is due, confirm it, and keep a clear record. Pictures help when a pill should look familiar.
Tasks
Mark the day’s routines done as you go, so nobody has to hold the list in their head.
Logs
Open the log when you need the story of the day in plain language—not a pile of IDs.
Coming next
Training we will add
These products are still on the way. When they launch, this page will hold a simple start guide for each one.
iPhone and Apple Watch
Training will cover reminders, a gentle check-in, and how a family member stays nearby without hovering.
Memory and Alzheimer’s
Training will cover familiar routines, photos, and how family can follow along kindly.
Down syndrome and independent living
Training will cover daily living tools designed with people, not around them.
Stuck, or training a new team? Write to us.