Meal delivery
Warm food can arrive without turning dinner into a visit. Families can keep delivery details private until the right reminder.
Ways to help
Small, practical care counts.
Support does not have to be grand or nearby. A meal at the door, a quick dog walk, one errand, or ten quiet minutes on video can make a real day lighter.
Walk the dog
A short morning walk can take one recurring job off the household’s list.
Run an errand
Groceries, a pharmacy pickup, or one practical stop can be scheduled in a family-chosen window.
Video check-in
A far-away friend can offer company, listen, or keep a quiet virtual on-call window.
Visit the baby
Visits begin in Week 2 and happen only inside windows the family chose. Week 1 has no visitor slots.
Suggest something specific
A helper can offer one thing the family did not think to request. The family can accept or decline it without creating a date or task.
Nearby help
Care that needs someone close.
Dog walks, local errands, porch drop-offs, and family-chosen visits work best for people who can be there in person. Helpers can also join a nearby on-call bench without promising a date.
Help from afar
Distance does not make help less useful.
Far-away friends and relatives can arrange meal delivery, choose video check-ins, or join a virtual on-call bench. They use the same private household link and do not need an account.
Invite-controlled private beta