Built, not yet launched
Three tools are finished. They're not out yet.
Kids Tracker, CareDesert, and CareMap are done — built, tested, sitting ready. The apps aren't linked here until they're actually live.
Kids Tracker
The same idea, pointed at the other end of life. Growth, milestones, immunizations, feeding, and sleep — birth to age five — turned into a doctor-ready PDF for the well-child visit.
It records and formats. The pediatrician interprets. It never diagnoses.
Growth
Percentile curves from the WHO and CDC growth standards.
Milestones
Checked against CDC "Learn the Signs. Act Early." (2022).
Immunizations
Tracked against the CDC/ACIP schedule.
Where it's at
Finished and tested. Not yet linked here — check back, or start the app in the meantime.
Built, not live yet
Two mapping tools, still in the shop.
These aren't public yet — no link to click today — but here's what they'll do.
CareDesert
Enter any US address and get a score, 0–100, across five care dimensions, seen through the lens of an aging parent. Compare up to three addresses side by side and print one sourced summary for the family conversation.
CareMap
A free national atlas of what caregivers reach for at 2am — 24-hour pharmacies, ERs and urgent care, geriatric and dementia and palliative specialists, adult day and respite programs, medical equipment suppliers, hospice and home health.
The app is ready today. These three are close behind.
Thirty seconds a day, one page for the doctor — available now, no waiting.
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