Ability to add profiles for information about individuals for whom I am the primary caregiver. Being able to switch between multiple profiles within my account.
Might also be useful to bundle a “share with family” option, since family is often a primary caregiver for people worth chronic conditions.
The caregiver model (for switching tracking profiles) could be used for parents to keep track of their children’s symptoms, conditions, moods, etc., too.
Or pet’s health, stress, training and other caring trackers.
I second this!
I agree with the family/caretaker feature and ability to track multiple people. I am the primary caregiver for my husband, but also need to track my own health.
I came here to post exactly this! I was hoping Bearable had a share feature or a link feature, but it doesn’t right now. It sucks because Bearable is such a great app with amazing features, but so many apps are way ahead as far as caretaker options. I don’t think it would be too hard to link accounts.
Perhaps even a “view only” access for caregivers of teens/adults. I don’t need anyone to make updates or entries for me, but it would be amazing if my caregiver could just check my logs instead of me having to communicate every little ADL or symptom.
Yessss!!! I’ve got two girls and myself and I’ve been looking for ANY health tracker that I could use to track medications and symptoms for both me and the kids. Switching profiles would be amazing! And ideally you could set each profile to have a unique homepage because my priorities for what I’m tracking for different family members are different. Please, please, please make this happen!!
Absolutely! My mom is a huge part of my support system, but sometimes it’s hard to actually say that I’m having worse depression than usual. And she doesn’t really understand how narcolepsy affects my daily life. So if i could give her permission to see specific sections (in these cases mood and energy), she could see those things in the app that i struggle to be able to say out loud.
I’d also use a feature that allowed alerts for others. For example, i occasionally get migraines so intense that i can barely function. If my brother got an alert when i marked that i was experiencing a migraine, he’d know not to turn up the tv too loud, understand why I’m not coming to dinner, not bother me for non-emergencies, etc.