Caring for your mum or dad, together
Caring for your mum or dad, together
Sharing the care for your mum or dad with your siblings? Then a lot goes back and forth in the family group chat.
In Ditto you all read the same summary. Nobody has to retell everything.
Sharing the care for your mum or dad with your siblings? Then a lot goes back and forth in the family group chat.
In Ditto you all read the same summary. Nobody has to retell everything.
Caring for your mum or dad, together
Sharing the care for your mum or dad with your siblings? Then a lot goes back and forth in the family group chat.
In Ditto you all read the same summary. Nobody has to retell everything.
Sharing the care for your mum or dad with your siblings? Then a lot goes back and forth in the family group chat.
In Ditto you all read the same summary. Nobody has to retell everything.
Keep track together
Whether you care for your partner, parent or child: with Ditto everyone sees the same appointments and summaries.
Taking turns at the doctor’s
Taking turns going to appointments? Whoever goes records the conversation with Ditto. The summary is then ready for everyone else. Everyone knows what the doctor said, including those who couldn’t be there. The next person to go reads the last summary first.
Everyone their own role
Not everyone needs to do the same thing. An owner invites family and chooses their role. A contributor sees everything and can add appointments, record and add questions. A follower reads what you share. You can change a role at any time, and a profile can have more than one owner.
One link for the family group chat
Want the whole family to read along? Share one link in your WhatsApp group. Anyone who taps it becomes a follower. Followers see what you share and get a notification when there’s news. They can react but not change anything.
Taking turns at the doctor’s
Taking turns going to appointments? Whoever goes records the conversation with Ditto. The summary is then ready for everyone else. Everyone knows what the doctor said, including those who couldn’t be there. The next person to go reads the last summary first.
Caring together starts with an overview.
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 about sharing the care with family.
Agree who does what, such as who goes to appointments and who handles the pharmacy. Keep all information in one place everyone can see. In Ditto everyone reads the same summary, so there are no conflicting versions.
Anyone who wants to read along needs the app. Your parent doesn’t; you can manage their profile from your phone.
It depends on their role. A contributor sees everything. A follower sees only what you share. For each appointment you choose which parts are visible.
Yes, if he is an owner. Owners decide who can see the profile, and a profile can have several. If your dad uses Ditto himself, he can be an owner too.
Yes. Everything you share is end-to-end encrypted, the same approach Signal uses, and stored on a server in the EU. Only you can read it. Not even Ditto.
In a group chat, messages get buried. In Ditto everything sits on one timeline per person, summaries stay, and you choose who sees what.
More about Ditto
Questions about sharing the care with family.
Agree who does what, such as who goes to appointments and who handles the pharmacy. Keep all information in one place everyone can see. In Ditto everyone reads the same summary, so there are no conflicting versions.
Anyone who wants to read along needs the app. Your parent doesn’t; you can manage their profile from your phone.
It depends on their role. A contributor sees everything. A follower sees only what you share. For each appointment you choose which parts are visible.
Yes, if he is an owner. Owners decide who can see the profile, and a profile can have several. If your dad uses Ditto himself, he can be an owner too.
Yes. Everything you share is end-to-end encrypted, the same approach Signal uses, and stored on a server in the EU. Only you can read it. Not even Ditto.
In a group chat, messages get buried. In Ditto everything sits on one timeline per person, summaries stay, and you choose who sees what.
More about Ditto
Questions about sharing the care with family.
Agree who does what, such as who goes to appointments and who handles the pharmacy. Keep all information in one place everyone can see. In Ditto everyone reads the same summary, so there are no conflicting versions.
Anyone who wants to read along needs the app. Your parent doesn’t; you can manage their profile from your phone.
It depends on their role. A contributor sees everything. A follower sees only what you share. For each appointment you choose which parts are visible.
Yes, if he is an owner. Owners decide who can see the profile, and a profile can have several. If your dad uses Ditto himself, he can be an owner too.
Yes. Everything you share is end-to-end encrypted, the same approach Signal uses, and stored on a server in the EU. Only you can read it. Not even Ditto.
In a group chat, messages get buried. In Ditto everything sits on one timeline per person, summaries stay, and you choose who sees what.
