For families · Free

Everyone you look after, in one place.

For the person who keeps track of everyone’s checkups, shots and results, usually from memory. Add your kids, your partner, and a parent you help. Everyone’s next step in one list.

Your first score in under five minutes, from a few simple questions. Connect MyChart, snap a photo of any records, or link your ring, watch or scale, and it only gets sharper. Then add everyone you look after.

October for your family6 people
Flu shots for Ava, Leo and SamOne visit for all threeBy Oct 31
Ruth: call her doctorDown 9 lb since JuneThis week
Mike: cholesterol recheckOn a statin, last checked a year ago+4 · Due
Sarah: mammogramEvery 2 years from 40 · USPSTF+3 · Due
Done this month: Leo’s checkup, Sarah’s flu shot

Illustration. Adults always choose what they share.

The kids

The kids, without the guesswork

Every height on one chart, against the CDC and WHO growth curves. Every shot, done and due. And a sick-day log that remembers what you won’t: the fevers, the doses, the ear infections, and when it’s worth mentioning to the pediatrician.

For kids, it’s not about a number. It’s knowing you’re on top of it: every checkup and shot on track, what’s coming next, and nothing slipping through the cracks.

Ava, 651st percentile
2 ft3 ft4 ft5 ftAge 0Now18
Typical rangeAvaEstimated adult height
Baby shots, birth to 18 monthsFrom her MyChart recordDone
4 to 6 years: DTaP, polio, MMR, chickenpoxGiven at her 5-year checkupDone
Flu shot this seasonBy Oct 31Due
11 to 12 years: Tdap, HPV, meningitisIn 2031Later
SICK DAYSFever 101.2°F · day 2 · acetaminophen at 6:10 PM

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Your partner

Share the load

Invite your partner and you both manage the kids: either of you can log a sick day, add a height, or check off a shot. Each of you keeps your own private score. You decide what anyone sees of your own health.

88SarahShares her score and to-dos
74MikeShares his to-dos only
Both manage Ava, Leo and Sam
Parents you help

Help a parent without taking over

With her say-so, see what’s due for a parent you help, and the changes worth a call to her doctor. She can use it herself, or let you set it up for her, and take it back any time.

71Ruth, 74Sarah’s mom · shares everything with Sarah
Call her doctorDown 9 lb since June, without trying.This week
Shingles vaccine, second doseRecommended from 50 · CDCDue
Bone density scanEvery 2 years from 65 · USPSTFDone

Illustration. Adults always choose what they share.

Once a month

One statement on the 1st

What got done, how each score moved, and the three things for next month, for everyone, on one page. Print it for a checkup, or share a copy that leaves out anything private.

Family health statement · November
6people5done in October2coming up
Everyone’s caught up for October.Next: Ava’s 6-year checkup in February · Ruth’s shingles second dose
Free during early access

Free for the whole family during early access

During early access, everyone you add gets their full plan free: both adults, the kids and a parent you help. Founding membership is optional: $99 a year, kept as long as you stay a member.

First 1,000 membersFounding · one adultYearly only, one price

$99/yr

Help shape Avu, and keep this price as long as you stay a member.

  • $99 a year, and that price stays yours as long as you stay a member, including after paid plans begin
  • Member pricing on new services, such as lab tests, as each one launches
  • First access to each new service
  • A founders’ group: early features, a monthly update from the team, and a say in what we build
Become a founding member$99 a year, renews automatically. Full refund within 30 days of any charge.

Founding membership renews yearly at $99; cancel anytime in Settings, with a full refund within 30 days of any charge. Information, not medical advice.

Families FAQ

Who sees what, and how

More questions →

Who sees what?

You see everything for the kids you manage. Each adult has a private score of their own and chooses what anyone else sees: everything, just their score and to-dos, or nothing.

Can I bring in my kids’ records from MyChart?

Yes, if your MyChart has parent access to their record. Heights, weights, shots and lab results come in, and the growth chart and shot list fill themselves in. Teens’ records are often limited by the health system, to protect their privacy.

Does my parent have to agree?

Yes. You send an invite, and they decide what you can see and do. If they’d rather you set it up for them, they can say so and take it over any time.

What happens when a kid turns 18?

Their profile can be handed to them, with their own sign-in. From then on, it’s theirs.

Do kids get a score?

No. For kids, what matters is knowing nothing’s been missed. You see their growth against the CDC and WHO curves, every shot done and due, checkups on the schedule pediatricians follow (AAP Bright Futures), and what’s coming next, so you can plan ahead instead of finding out at the visit.

Know who’s due for what, before you have to remember

Information, not medical advice