Hi Product Hunt! When a family shares caregiving, things rarely go wrong because nobody cares. They go wrong when two people each assume the other one has it. So TaskKin has one rule: a task always has exactly one named owner, and you can't push work onto someone, only offer it. It stays yours until they accept, and that's enforced in the database, not just the interface. A few things follow from that: - Three roles with genuinely different permissions: coordinator, caregiver and viewer - Relatives join with a 6-digit code or QR, with no account and no password - Uploads require confirming the file contains no diagnosis, medication or identifiers, and text recognition runs on-device - An append-only audit log of who did what It's free to start, runs on iPhone and iPad, and is available in English, Chinese, Spanish and Japanese. I'd love to hear from anyone coordinating care across siblings or generations.

TaskKin

Family caregiving where tasks are offered, never assigned

Family caregiving where tasks are offered, never assigned