Photograph her pill bottles and her insurance card. In about twenty minutes you will have one card any hospital can open, with no app to install and no login to remember.
Her medications are on a scrap of paper in a drawer four hundred miles away. Her allergies are in your sister's head. Nobody can remember whether the healthcare proxy was ever signed, or who has it. You are answering from memory, badly, at the worst possible moment.
FolksCard exists for that moment, and for the ordinary weeks in between when three siblings are all half managing the same person.
The camera reads the label so you are not typing doses at midnight. You check what it found before anything is saved.
Text it to your sister, print it on a wallet card, stick the QR on the fridge. Every copy points at the same card, so there is one truth.
An ER doctor scans the code and reads it in a browser. No app, no account, no password at the exact moment none of that is possible.
Substance, severity, what the reaction was, whether there is an EpiPen. It is the first block on the card because it is the first question asked.
Name, dose, schedule, what it is for and when it is taken. Written the way somebody reads it aloud, not the way a pharmacy prints it.
The things that change what a clinician does in the first five minutes.
The proxy, the person to ring first, and which documents exist and where. The card says a document exists. It never carries the file.
This is a card about a person's health that strangers can open. These are the rules the product is built around, not a policy written afterwards.
An optional PIN can be required before a card opens. We say plainly what that costs: it stops a stranger who finds a dropped wallet card, and it also stops a paramedic who does not have it.
For one parent, forever.
For everyone you are looking after.
Nothing is for sale yet. The items marked above are designed and not yet built, and they are listed here so the price is judged against what is actually working.
Accounts, parent profiles, medications, the emergency card, its QR code, the optional PIN, sharing and revoking, view alerts and family invitations are built and working. Label scanning, the Sunday Digest, document storage and billing are not. There is no signup here yet, deliberately, because there is nothing to sign up to.