DESIGN Open CareProof
CASE / 001CARE TECHNOLOGY / 2026

Product strategy · UX/UI · Full-stack application

Caregiving is complex.
The record of it should not be.

CareProof turns everyday caregiving into a clear, useful record for families, care teams, appointments, and benefits conversations.

ROLE
Strategy / Design / Engineering
PLATFORM
Responsive web application
STATUS
Live product
An older adult and family caregiver reviewing a care dashboard together on a tablet
CARE THAT STAYS HUMAN01 / PRODUCT IN CONTEXT
An older man, his adult daughter, and a home caregiver reviewing a care plan together

Care in context

Technology should support
the conversation already happening.

CareProof gives families and professionals a shared factual record without taking the human relationship out of the room.

HOME / FAMILY / CARE TEAM02 / SHARED UNDERSTANDING

Care happens continuously.
Documentation rarely does.

Care information is often split across memory, text messages, notebooks, appointment summaries, medication lists, and conversations. The details that matter most—what support was provided, when it happened, how long it took, and what changed—can be difficult to reconstruct later.

CareProof was designed around one product question: how can recording care feel lightweight in the moment while becoming genuinely useful over time?

Capture once.
Understand over time.
Share with context.

Fast in the moment.
Useful over time.

01 / CAPTURE

Make the everyday action fast.

Quick logs, reusable routines, sensible defaults, optional dictation, and offline queuing reduce friction without removing important detail.

02 / TRACE

Keep every summary connected.

Reports remain grounded in dated, attributed entries. If something is wrong, the source is corrected and the report is regenerated.

03 / SUPPORT

Inform decisions. Never impersonate them.

CareProof organizes observations and records; it does not diagnose, prescribe, dispatch help, or determine benefits eligibility.

An adult wheelchair user preparing a meal with support in an accessible kitchen
DAILY LIFE / AUTONOMY / SUPPORT
A multigenerational family discussing a shared care timeline with a professional
FAMILY DECISIONS / SHARED TIMELINE

Care is not one thing

The record has to respect the life around it.

Meals, mobility, routines, observations, appointments, and family decisions all belong to the same story—and the person receiving care remains at its center.

One coherent workspace.
The full care story.

A broad set of caregiving workflows is organized around a single profile, shared source record, and consistent interaction system.

01

Today

Quick care logging, saved routines, reminders, and a factual daily timeline.

CORE WORKFLOW
02

Live Shift

Shift timing, routine checklists, handoff notes, observations, and sign-off.

03

Meds & Vitals

Schedules, attributed dose records, refill context, and vital-sign history.

04

Claims & LTC

Six-ADL summaries, recorded hours, assistance levels, and payer record packets.

05

Safety & Falls

Incident documentation, immediate actions, precautions, and visible patterns.

06

Mind & Memory

Structured observations for orientation, mood, clarity, triggers, and interventions.

07

Nutrition

Meals, fluids, diet context, texture, and feeding assistance.

08

Skin & Wounds

Consistent observations, measurements, dressings, and entered assessment context.

09

Care Plans

Existing physician instructions and care-plan references for the authorized team.

10

History

Searchable, filterable source entries across the complete care record.

11

Proof Pack

Printable, source-backed summaries for appointments, family decisions, benefits conversations, and transitions.

REPORTING SYSTEM
12

Care Team

Role-based access, invitations, handoffs, and an emergency information sheet.

One product across the places care actually happens.

Desktop supports broad comparison and detailed reporting. Tablet works naturally during a shared review or handoff. Mobile keeps fast logging and essential context close at hand.

CareProof interface shown across laptop, tablet, phone, and a printed care summary

Calm enough for daily use.
Precise enough for serious conversations.

The system is intentionally domestic and professional at the same time—appropriate at a kitchen table, in a caregiver handoff, or during a formal records conversation.

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TYPE / HUMAN + OPERATIONALCare you can show.

Editorial warmth meets a clear interface system built for dense, consequential information.

Today’s care4 entries

Morning routineFull assistance · 24 min

Medication recordedAttributed to caregiver

Source record intactVIEW TIMELINE →

A timeline of events becomes a record people can use.

The Proof Pack organizes a selected period into recorded care time, activities, support levels, night events, functional assistance patterns, and a dated appendix.

Concise enough to discuss. Detailed enough to trace.

✓ CareProofCARE-NEEDS PROOF PACK
18h 40mRecorded care
46Activities
7Night events
01

Functional assistanceSource entries organized by activity and support level

02

Dated care-log appendixEvery summary stays connected to the underlying record

REVIEWED SOURCE RECORD / READY TO PRINT

Designed as a real product.
Built as one, too.

The design system and implementation evolved together, keeping interaction patterns coherent across a large, production-ready feature set.

IDENTITY

Familiar sign-in

Google, Microsoft, and ChatGPT authentication connect people through a verified email.

ACCESS

Visible roles

Owner, contributor, and read-only roles make each person’s access and responsibility clear.

CONTINUITY

Resilient capture

Offline queuing and pending-sync states help preserve new entries during connection interruptions.

OWNERSHIP

Data controls

Account export, access review, and explicit deletion controls give owners a clear path to their data.

RESPONSIVE UIAUTHENTICATED SESSIONSPERSISTENT RECORDSROLE-AWARE ACCESSPRODUCTION DEPLOYMENT

The outcome

A care record that becomes more useful every day it is used.

CareProof helps families answer practical questions: What happened today? What changed this week? Who provided support? What should the next caregiver know? What can we bring to the next conversation?