Tools
Small, useful tools that feel more like games. Your progress saves on this device.
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Tool 1
Squeeze Score
Four sliders, one honest number for your week.
52
Running hot
This pace is hard to keep. Hand off one task this week, even a small one.
For fun and reflection, not a diagnosis.
Tool 2
Sibling Load Balancer
Hours each person spends helping Mom or Dad in a typical week. Rename anyone.
You is carrying 71%. That's a lot on one person. Siblings far away can still take money, paperwork, phone calls or a weekly video check-in.
Tool 3
Caregiver check-up
Six quick checks on how you're doing, not just them. Tap what's true this week.
0 of 6 · Running on empty. Pick one item this week, starting with your own health.
Not medical advice. Talk to your doctor about your own health.
Tool 4
Parent Readiness Score
Fifteen questions across five areas. Be honest. Every 'not yet' becomes a to-do.
0 of 15 answered
0/100
Just startingNot legal, medical or financial advice.
Tool 5
Parent Info Sheet
Everything an ER nurse or a sibling would need, on one page. Everything you type stays only in this browser. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Parent info sheet
Your parent's name
- Date of birth
- Address
- Doctors and phone numbers
- Pharmacy
- Medications (dose and time)
- Allergies
- Conditions
- Insurance and Medicare plan
- Emergency contacts
- Where key documents are kept
Made with The Sandwichers · thesandwichers.com
Tool 6
Care Cost Calculator
Use the hourly rate an agency or caregiver actually quoted you. Prices vary a lot by area, so get two or three local quotes first.
Weekly
$0
Monthly
$0
Yearly
$0
Enter your quoted rate to see the totals.
Estimates only, based on what you enter. Not financial advice.
Tool 7
Family Task Board
Drag a task to a person, or tap a task and then tap a name. Up to four people.
Tool 8
Me Time Streak
One small thing for you, every day.
Tool 9
Hard Conversation Starters
Pick a topic. Flip through gentle opening lines you can actually say out loud.
Driving · 1 of 4
"I noticed the car has a new scrape. Is driving feeling different lately?"
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