Caregiving Coordinator · by Lilypad

Caring for Mom. Alone?

Turn your AI into a caregiving coordinator. It keeps her wishes first, shares the work by what each person can do, and keeps one clear next step in sight.

1Mention it

Say what's on your mind, in your own words.

Mention Caregiving Coordinator in a chat, or let your AI bring it in when care comes up. You never open an app. Your AI does the work for you.

What Caregiving Coordinator gives your AI

  • Care toolsShort forms, task plans, and handoff drafts.
  • Private care memoryWishes, helpers, tasks, and reports that stay saved.
  • Care guidesPractical sources with clear limits.
  • Care skillsDaily care, visits, helpers, homecoming, and respite.
@Caregiving Coordinator I'm the one helping Mom. My brothers live far away.
Using Caregiving Coordinator

Let's start with what Mom wants, then who can really help. A task is covered only when someone says yes.

2Her wishes first

It starts with what she wants.

Her wishes come before any task, in her own words. You choose what to save. Unknown stays unknown. Nothing is filled in for you.

Caregiving Coordinator · Her wishesMom, 81

Mom says

I want to stay in my house.
What are you comfortable saving?

things to save. Skip the rest.

✓ Saved to Mom's record

3It learns who can help

It learns who can help, and how.

Near or far, each person can do something. Tap what each one offers. An offer is a start, not a promise.

Caregiving Coordinator · Who can help3 people
Tap what each person can do.
  • Leah, youNearby, most days
  • Dan2 hours away
  • SamOther coast

offers of help. None is a task yet.

4Share it fairly

It splits the week by what each person can do.

Each task gets one person. A task stays proposed until that person accepts it. Silence never counts as yes.

Caregiving Coordinator drafts the ask. You decide who gets it, and you send it.

Caregiving Coordinator · Care weekMom
  • GroceriesLeahAccepted
  • Bills onlineSamProposedAccepted
  • Sunday callDanAccepted
  • Tuesday ridesLeahAccepted

A task is covered when someone accepts it.

✓ Bills online: accepted

5Tell it

Do it. Tell it what happened.

Say it in the chat. Caregiving Coordinator saves what each person reports. Done and not done are both useful facts. Nobody gets blamed.

Most of the week got done. Dan couldn't make Sunday's call.
Caregiving Coordinator · Mom's weekSaved

Done of 6

Tap a task to change what happened.

6It adapts

The plan adapts as care changes.

Tell it what changed. The old task goes back for review, and the card shows why. Come back in any chat, weeks later. It remembers Mom's care.

Caregiving Coordinator · Plan updatedDan's call

Sun→Tue

BecauseDan's new shifts leave Tuesdays free.

What
Call Mom
Who
Dan
Status
Proposed until Dan says yes

Remembers

Stay in her houseLeah nearbySam: billsDan: weekly call
✓ Saved for next time

7More of caregiving

The same idea works for the rest of care.

Put their wishes first. Agree on one step. Keep a true record.

Caregiving Coordinator · Coming home

Dad comes home Friday

Plan from his discharge papers. Ask the team about anything missing.

From the papersPage 1

Home
Friday
Walking
Walker for now
Next visit
Within 7 days
Before Friday

of 4 ready

Trouble breathing, or no response? Call local emergency services first.

✓ Questions saved
Caregiving Coordinator · Doctor visit

Her questions first

Walk in with a list. The answers come from her doctor.

  1. Mom asksWhy am I so tired?
  2. Do I still need the water pill?
  3. Can I garden again?
Bring
Current med list, notes page
✓ Saved to the visit
Caregiving Coordinator · Her way

Support, not control

Plan around what she wants, in her words.

I cook my own lunch.Don't fuss over me.

Daily call at 9→ She texts hello when she's up

BecauseMom chose it.

✓ Saved to her wishes
Caregiving Coordinator · Your load

You need care, too

Your limits are part of the plan. Find help for the gap. Start small.

Care hours a week30 h

Gap: 15 hours a week

  1. 1Respite at home, Saturdays
  2. 2Brother: 1 weekend a month
  3. Adult day program: waitlist until January
✓ Added to the plan
Caregiving Coordinator · Handoff

One note. Every handoff.

The same note each time. You send it. The next person confirms.

→Leah to Marco

Changed
Pharmacy called about a refill
Due
Ride to the clinic, Thu 10 am
Call
Ana, then the clinic

✓ Marco: Got it

✓ Handoff confirmed

How do I connect Caregiving Coordinator?

You sign in with Google or Apple when your AI first connects. It works in AI assistants that support remote MCP servers, such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Muse. In ChatGPT, search the app directory for Caregiving Coordinator by Lilypad.

Care with clear limits

Caregiving Coordinator is an AI assisted coordination and recordkeeping tool for caregivers age 18 and older. Sources are reviewed by AI, with no independent clinical review. It does not provide medical, legal, or financial decisions, emergency response, continuous monitoring, treatment orders, or shared team access. It does not book, purchase, submit applications, or message others. For apparent immediate danger, call local emergency services first.

A medicine list keeps only what you, a label, or a prescriber supplies. It is never a treatment order. Contacts do not give anyone access to your records. Calendar events, reminders, and sending a handoff depend on separate host capabilities and authorization.