The caregiver app for appointments, conversations and letters
The caregiver app for appointments, conversations and letters
Keep track of appointments, conversations and letters.
And share them with everyone who helps.
As a caregiver, you arrange a lot yourself. In Ditto you make a profile for the person you care for.
As a caregiver, you arrange a lot yourself. In Ditto you make a profile for the person you care for.
Their appointments, conversations and letters sit together in one place. That works even if they don’t use a smartphone.
Their appointments, conversations and letters sit together in one place. That works even if they don’t use a smartphone.
The caregiver app for appointments, conversations and letters
As a caregiver, you arrange a lot yourself. In Ditto you make a profile for the person you care for.
Their appointments, conversations and letters sit together in one place. That works even if they don’t use a smartphone.
As a caregiver, you arrange a lot yourself. In Ditto you make a profile for the person you care for.
Their appointments, conversations and letters sit together in one place. That works even if they don’t use a smartphone.
Made for family caregivers
Whether you care for your partner, parent or child: everything is in one place and everyone who helps can follow along.
A profile for the person you care for
Make a profile in Ditto for your mum, your partner or your child. You manage it from your own phone, so they don’t need to use the app. Each person gets their own profile. Your home screen shows every profile you manage, each with that person’s appointments and summaries.
Record the conversation with the doctor
Going with them to the doctor? Record the appointment with Ditto. Afterwards you get a summary in plain language. It shows what was discussed, which medicines were mentioned and what happens next. Ditto explains difficult words, so you can stay with the person you care for instead of taking notes.
Letters and appointments on one timeline
Take a photo of a letter from the hospital or GP and Ditto explains what it says. Add appointments yourself, or take them from your phone’s calendar. Ditto reminds you before the appointment. Everything sits on one timeline per person.
A profile for the person you care for
Make a profile in Ditto for your mum, your partner or your child. You manage it from your own phone, so they don’t need to use the app. Each person gets their own profile. Your home screen shows every profile you manage, each with that person’s appointments and summaries.
What does being a family caregiver involve?
Family caregivers look after a partner, parent, child or friend who is ill or needs help. Besides practical care, you often go along to doctor’s appointments, keep track of letters and medication, and keep the rest of the family up to date. Ditto helps with the parts that cost the most time and energy.
Go to appointments together
Record the conversation with the doctor, so you can listen back and read a clear summary afterwards.
Keep everything in one place
Appointments, summaries and hospital letters for the person you care for, on one timeline.
Share the care
Invite family with Ditto Family, so you don’t have to pass on every update yourself.
Look after yourself too
Caring for someone takes energy. When others can follow along, it is easier to share tasks and ask for help.
Care shouldn't depend on one person remembering everything.
Private by design. Shared by choice.
Private by design. Shared by choice.
Your health information always stays private and encrypted, and you decide exactly what you share with loved ones.
Our AI turns medical jargon into plain language without ever training on your data. Everything runs on European servers and is fully GDPR compliant.
Your health information always stays private and encrypted, and you decide exactly what you share with loved ones.
Our AI turns medical jargon into plain language without ever training on your data. Everything runs on European servers and is fully GDPR compliant.
Frequently asked questions
Questions caregivers ask about Ditto.
An app that helps you organise someone else’s care. Ditto is one. You keep appointments, doctor conversations and letters in it, and share them with the people who help.
Yes. You make a profile for her and manage it from your own phone. She doesn’t need to install Ditto.
Yes. In the Netherlands you may record a conversation you take part in. It is still good to ask. Ditto has a screen you can show the doctor that explains what Ditto is and asks for permission.
Only the people you invite. Information stays on your phone. When you share it with family, it is stored end-to-end encrypted on a server in the EU. Only you and the people you invite can read it. Ditto can’t.
No. Ditto explains what the doctor said and what a letter says. It doesn’t diagnose or give advice. Questions about treatment go to the doctor.
Ditto is free to download.
More about Ditto
Answers to common questions about Ditto.
Questions caregivers ask about Ditto.
An app that helps you organise someone else’s care. Ditto is one. You keep appointments, doctor conversations and letters in it, and share them with the people who help.
Yes. You make a profile for her and manage it from your own phone. She doesn’t need to install Ditto.
Yes. In the Netherlands you may record a conversation you take part in. It is still good to ask. Ditto has a screen you can show the doctor that explains what Ditto is and asks for permission.
Only the people you invite. Information stays on your phone. When you share it with family, it is stored end-to-end encrypted on a server in the EU. Only you and the people you invite can read it. Ditto can’t.
No. Ditto explains what the doctor said and what a letter says. It doesn’t diagnose or give advice. Questions about treatment go to the doctor.
Ditto is free to download.
More about Ditto
Questions caregivers ask about Ditto.
An app that helps you organise someone else’s care. Ditto is one. You keep appointments, doctor conversations and letters in it, and share them with the people who help.
Yes. You make a profile for her and manage it from your own phone. She doesn’t need to install Ditto.
Yes. In the Netherlands you may record a conversation you take part in. It is still good to ask. Ditto has a screen you can show the doctor that explains what Ditto is and asks for permission.
Only the people you invite. Information stays on your phone. When you share it with family, it is stored end-to-end encrypted on a server in the EU. Only you and the people you invite can read it. Ditto can’t.
No. Ditto explains what the doctor said and what a letter says. It doesn’t diagnose or give advice. Questions about treatment go to the doctor.
Ditto is free to download.