For the family in the middle
The record for the parent you're looking after.
Sunday holds an aging parent's details in one place — the medication list, the doctors, the insurance cards, the appointments, the paperwork from the last hospital stay — and lets the brothers, sisters and caregivers who share the job reach the same record.
You snap a photo of an insurance card or a pill bottle and Sunday reads it, shows you what it read, and files it once you say it's right. You can ask Sunday a question about your own family's record and get an answer drawn from it — never invented, and never a diagnosis.
What's in it
The record
Personal details, living situation, insurance, care team, medications, appointments, emergency contacts and advance-directive status.
Documents that file themselves
Photograph a card, a label, a discharge summary or a price sheet. Sunday reads it and shows you the reading before anything is saved.
A care circle
Invite siblings and caregivers by link, each with a role — organizer, family, caregiver or viewer. Everyone sees the same record, to the depth their role allows.
Ask Sunday
Questions answered from your family's own record. What it doesn't have, it says it doesn't have.
An emergency card
Medications, allergies, insurance and key contacts on one screen that works with no signal.
A place to think about what's next
A planning workspace for assisted living — your own list of communities, honest math on what they cost, notes from every tour — and plain-words explanations of in-home care.
What Sunday doesn't do
Sunday isn't a medical service. It doesn't diagnose, interpret test results, suggest doses, or give medical advice — it flags things worth discussing with her doctor. It keeps a medication list; it never tracks whether a dose was taken and never sends pill reminders. That was a deliberate decision, not a missing feature.
If someone is in danger, call 911 or your local emergency number. Sunday is not an emergency service.
Where it is today
Sunday is in private testing and isn't in the App Store or Google Play yet. If you're testing it, or you'd like to hear when it opens up, write to [email protected].