Features

One care diary. A place for everyone helping.

Care often moves between a partner, grandparent and caregiver. Zaripo is designed around a shared household, so each invited person can use their own account to follow the records they have permission to see.

Zaripo is preparing for public release. These pages describe the app being prepared; public store downloads and paid purchases are not available yet.

Separate accounts

Send an invitation instead of sharing a login. Each family member signs in with their own account and joins the household.

Roles you control

The owner manages access with parent, caregiver and viewer roles. Match permissions to the help someone provides and remove access when circumstances change.

A diary for each child

Keep children in the same household while giving each a separate history. Check the selected child before starting a timer or adding a record.

Illustration of a care diary shared by family members
An illustration of family sharing

How it works

  1. Create your household and add a child profile.
  2. Invite the person helping with care and choose the appropriate role.
  3. Review the latest synced records together when handing over.

A day-to-day example

Your partner logs a feed using their own account. A caregiver with the right access can then check that record before the next shift, while the household owner remains in control of membership.

Questions about this feature

Do we share a single password?

No. Zaripo uses separate accounts and household invitations.

Can someone only view the diary?

Yes. A viewer role provides a way to share records without granting editing access.

Can I remove a caregiver?

The household owner can manage membership and remove access. Copies previously exported or saved elsewhere are not remotely erased.

Coming soon to iOS and Android

Make room for care, together.

Zaripo is getting ready to be part of your family’s daily care.

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