Nobody is ready for the moment
care changes everything.

For your own health, and for anyone you look after

You already had a full life.
Then care collided with it.

A job, a family, plans of your own, all of it already running at full speed. Then came a diagnosis, a fall, a phone call from the hospital, and with it a pile of work nobody trains you for.

Most of us will care for a loved one or need care in our lifetime

No two families are the same.

Autism

Autism, unexpected accidents, stroke recovery, NICU, dementia, a hospital stay, mental health, chronic illness, Alzheimer’s, diabetes, cancer, post-surgery, disability, rare conditions, aging parents, your own health.

FOS shapes itself around the life you’re living, so you don’t have to carry it alone.

Somewhere along the way,
you became the one…

A woman at a laptop beside her father, working through something togetherCaring for someone

…handling the appointments, watching for symptoms and updating everyone, while still working full time and juggling everything else.

A woman sitting on her bed at night, reading through a billCaring for yourself

…carrying your own history from one specialist to the next and keeping up with results and refills, while still working and showing up for everyone who counts on you.

Before FOS

You log in to the patient portal, dig through results and notes, and retype what matters before the next visit.

No more chasing what the doctor said.

You say yes once. FOS signs in to the chart, reads what’s new, files it, and brings back what to ask at the next visit.

FOS asks to read Maya’s MyChart, reads it, and comes back with what is worth raising at Thursday’s visit
Before FOS

Every appointment, refill and change lives in your head, yours and everyone else’s.

No more keeping appointments and medications in your head.

FOS rebooks what gets cancelled, catches refills before they run out, and asks before it acts.

FOS rebooking a cancelled cardiology visit after checking the clinic portal and both calendars
Before FOS

Leave forms, claims and school paperwork eat whole evenings and still come back with mistakes.

Confusing, irritating paperwork, done for you.

FOS fills it in on the real site, field by field, from what it already knows, and stops for your signature.

FOS filling in a family leave request on the employer’s HR portal, one field at a time
Before FOS

Care fills every gap in your day, and nothing is left for you.

FOS closes the mental tabs.

Say it once. FOS works in the background and comes back with it done, or ready for your yes.

FOS on the web: from one voice note, FOS submits a claim, drafts a 504 request, appeals a denied MRI and compares sitters
The FOS app open on a phone held in someone’s hands

FOS keeps the pieces together,
so the rest of your life can keep moving.

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What FOS does

How FOS fits in your story.
Tap any one to watch it at work.

01 / TalkWatch

Say it once.

Tell FOS what changed while you drive, cook or sit in a waiting room. It listens like a phone call and updates everything from there. No forms and no menus.

02 / ScanWatch

Off the table, onto your phone.

Point your camera at the paperwork. FOS reads every page, files it under the right person, and makes all of it searchable.

03 / PrepareWatch

Ready for what comes next.

Before an appointment FOS drafts your questions and lines up what is due, so you walk in ready, whether the visit is theirs or your own.

04 / TrackWatch

Keeps track of what you’re noticing.

Tell FOS what you have been seeing. It sets up a way to track it, keeps every entry, and has the pattern ready for the next appointment.

05 / Live TranslateWatch

There before the interpreter is.

FOS translates both ways, so each side can speak and answer. Every word is transcribed, so you can check that it was said right.

06 / The HubWatch

Everyone in the know.

Bring in the people who help: family, friends, the sitter. They see the plan and the updates you choose to share.

FOS handles whatever your life looks like.

A newborn in the NICU, a toddler at home, and a job that still expects you on Monday.

A son with autism, a mother with dementia, and a calendar that belongs to everyone but you.

Your own new diagnosis, three specialists, and nobody else to keep it straight.

A partner in treatment, a business to run, and kids who still need rides.

Why it matters

“This is going to drive me insane.”Said by nearly everyone who has to navigate the care system.

01   THE PEOPLE
63M

Americans are doing this work right now, unpaid and untrained.

02   ONE OF THEM
1 in 4

U.S. adults is one of them: students, partners, parents, friends.

03   THE WORK
58%

handle high-intensity work: medical tasks, safety, hard days.

04   THE TRAINING
7%

ever get training for any of it. The rest figure it out alone.

Source: AARP & National Alliance for Caregiving, Caregiving in the U.S. 2025.

What changes

Nobody teaches you how the care system works.
FOS helps you walk in ready.

You know what to ask.

Questions for every visit, drafted from what has changed since the last one.

You have what they will ask for.

The history, medication list and records the visit needs, pulled together and ready to hand over.

You know what comes next.

Deadlines and renewals show up early, with the work already started and waiting for your yes.

Our standard

Safety and trust are our standard and our floor.
Not an afterthought.

Nothing goes out without your yes.

FOS drafts and prepares. It does not send, share or act on your behalf until you say so.

It does not diagnose.

FOS organizes, prepares and shows where its information comes from. Medical decisions stay with you and your care team.

Encrypted, all the way through.

Your information is encrypted while it travels and while it is stored, in transit and at rest.

Your information stays yours.

It is never sold. You choose who sees what, and you can delete all of it whenever you want.

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the beta.

No spam. Your information is never sold.
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For Our Sanity.

Frequently asked questions

A second brain for a life with care in it. It keeps track of the records, the schedule, the medications and the bills, and does the follow-up work around them.

Anyone with care in their life: for a loved one or for themselves, for a lifelong condition or an unexpected accident. It works for one person or a whole family.

Families don’t need one more thing to keep up with. They need help. You talk, and FOS goes to work on your behalf.

No. FOS does not give medical advice. It keeps track, notices patterns, and helps you put together questions for your care team. Decisions stay with you and your care team.

Yes. Your information is encrypted in transit and at rest, and it is never sold. You choose who sees what, and you can delete your account and everything in it at any time.

FOS is in private beta now, with a small number of individuals and families. Join the beta and we will write to you personally.