Automatic coverage monitoring.
When no caregiver is on shift and every guardian is marked unavailable, TheirCare alerts admins and guardians immediately — showing exactly which window is uncovered, so someone can act on it.
The gap gets caught before it becomes an emergency.
Caregivers can’t be everywhere. Family steps in. But what happens when everyone is unavailable at once and nobody notices until the morning?
Shifts that match how care actually runs.
Recurring weekly patterns, overnight shifts that cross midnight and still count correctly, and one caregiver active at a time so the record is never ambiguous.
Time off without a phone call.
Caregivers can mark a day off or change one day’s hours themselves, without touching their standing schedule and without waiting on an admin.
Day programs count as coverage.
Adult day care, school, therapy — pickup and drop-off appear on the same calendar, because the person is genuinely in someone else’s care during those hours.
See it running with a real week of care in it.
We’re working through early access with a small number of households now.