Everything FeatherKeep does.
Nine tools built for the daily reality of care — not the theory. Each one designed by someone who has lived it.
Never miss a refill — even when you are running on empty
FeatherKeep tracks every medication your care recipient takes and sends a refill alert timed to your local pharmacy or GP wait times — so you are never caught short.
Set it once and forget it. The app watches so you do not have to.
Example
Adderall refill alert — 14 days before run-out, timed to a 10-day pharmacy wait time.
Medications
DemoDemo data — nothing is saved.
Every medication, condition, and contact — accessible from any phone in seconds
FeatherKeep builds a shareable emergency profile that any paramedic or family member can access from any phone without downloading the app or logging in.
No password. No delay. Just the information that saves lives.
Example
Scan the QR code on the fridge. Paramedics see medications, conditions, allergies, and emergency contacts instantly.
Emergency profile
DemoFind support. Then keep it moving.
FeatherKeep helps you identify potential programs, gather what you need, and keep track of what happens next — so nothing stalls halfway through.
FeatherKeep screens your situation against the programs available in your country and shows you exactly what you may qualify for.
Example
Canadian families caring for someone with autism may qualify for the DTC — a federal credit of about $1,448 a year, plus a provincial credit of roughly $520–$1,469 (about $1,968–$2,917 combined), and up to 10 years retroactively.
Disability Tax Credit estimate
DemoProvincial amounts shown are for the 2025 tax year (the most recently published); 2026 provincial amounts are not yet available and will be updated when published in January 2027. Federal amount shown is confirmed for 2026. Sources: CRA provincial tax packages (5001-PC–5014-PC, 2025), CRA Form TD1ON 2025, and Revenu Québec Line 376.
Build the evidence your doctor needs to sign your Disability Tax Credit form
The number one reason families miss the DTC is that their doctor says they do not have enough documented evidence of daily functional limitations.
FeatherKeep builds that evidence automatically from your daily care logs — formatted exactly for Form T2201 and ready to email directly to your doctor.
Example
28 documented instances of dressing assistance this month — average 15 minutes each — formatted as a CRA-ready evidence report.
T2201 evidence
DemoFeatherKeep noticed enough documented evidence to support your DTC application.
Sent to Dr. Example (sample)
Demo data — nothing is saved.
Know what care is costing you.
FeatherKeep's receipt scanner reads the amount and date automatically and assigns the correct tax code for your country without you needing to know what a tax code is.
At tax time every expense is organised, tagged, and exported in a format your accountant can use directly.
Example
PSW payment receipt scanned → amount and date read automatically → tagged with the attendant-care tax code for your country and grouped in your year-end export for your accountant.
Care costs
DemoFeatherKeep noticed a care-related expense
- Expense recorded
- Evidence attached
Demo data — nothing is saved.
See the load. Share the load.
FeatherKeep logs every care task you complete — dressing, medications, appointments, transport, administration — and tracks the exact hours by family member.
The Monthly Care Summary turns emotional arguments into hard data that shows exactly who is doing what.
Example
Primary caregiver: 148 hours this month. Out-of-town sibling: 0 hours. Exported as a PDF for the family meeting.
This week’s care
DemoOver the last 30 days
DemoFeatherKeep noticed 12 hours of family care are still uncovered this week.
Here is what you may want to do: ask someone to take one of them.
Demo data — no request is sent.
Coming home shouldn't mean starting over.
When a care recipient is discharged from hospital most families are sent home with a single sheet of paper and no guidance.
FeatherKeep's guided discharge checklist walks you through every step — from questions to ask the doctor before discharge to what to watch for in the first week home.
Example
26 guided checklist items across 4 stages — shareable as a PDF to bring to the hospital or send to family via WhatsApp.
First 72 hours home
Demo- Discharge medications confirmed
- Follow-up appointment booked
- Home equipment in place
- Wound care instructions reviewed
- Red-flag symptoms shared with family
Demo data — nothing is saved.
You matter in this too — not just as a caregiver but as a person
FeatherKeep checks in with you weekly — privately, never shared with anyone. It surfaces support resources when you need them and tracks your own wellbeing over time.
Because a caregiver who burns out cannot care for anyone.
Example
Weekly check-in takes 60 seconds. Completely private. FeatherKeep surfaces local support resources if your check-in suggests you are struggling.
This stays private — just for you.
How was this week?
Saved — completely private
Demo — nothing is saved.
Never lose track of a referral again
A specialist referral is sent and then it disappears into a waiting list. Weeks pass, nobody calls, and the follow-up quietly becomes your job to remember.
FeatherKeep keeps every referral visible — when it was submitted, how long it has been waiting, and when it is worth checking in — and logs each contact so you always know where things stand.
Example
Specialist referral submitted Aug 4 — 25 days waiting. FeatherKeep flags the follow-up, and your call is logged with the next check-in date.
Referral tracker
DemoFeatherKeep noticed this referral has been waiting 25 days. Here is what you may want to do next.
Marked contacted
Next check-in: Sept 8
Demo data — nothing is saved.