HiveLink

Caring for an aging parent shouldn't fall on one person's shoulders. HiveLink brings your whole family together to coordinate care for the people who raised you — calmly, clearly, and from anywhere.

HiveLink is a family care coordination app for adult children looking after elderly parents. It keeps everyone — siblings, your parent, and your helper — on the same page, so nothing slips through the cracks.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

• Family dashboard: See your parent's daily wellbeing at a glance — medications taken, check-ins, and recent activity, all in one place.
• Medication management: Add medicines by scanning the package with your camera, set reminders, and log each dose with an optional photo so the family can see it was taken.
• Daily check-ins: A simple, gentle way for your parent to let everyone know they're okay each day.
• SOS emergency alert: One tap sends an alert to the whole care circle when help is needed.
• Appointments: Keep medical appointments organized and visible to everyone caring for your parent.
• Care notes & activity feed: Share updates, observations, and reminders so the whole family stays informed.
• Helper-friendly: Domestic helpers can log medications and updates, keeping the family in the loop.

BUILT FOR ELDERLY HANDS AND EYES

HiveLink includes a Simplified Mode designed for older users: extra-large text, high-contrast colors, and big, easy-to-tap buttons. The app is available in English and Simplified Chinese (简体中文).

WHO IT'S FOR

HiveLink is made for the sandwich generation — adults balancing work, their own children, and the care of aging parents. Whether you live next door or overseas, HiveLink helps you stay close and stay informed.

PRIVACY YOU CAN TRUST

Your family's information is private. Health and wellbeing details are shared only with the family members and helpers you choose. Data is encrypted, and you stay in control of who sees what. HiveLink complies with Singapore's Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA).

IMPORTANT

HiveLink is not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition, and it is not a substitute for professional medical advice, emergency services, or care from a qualified healthcare provider. In an emergency, always call your local emergency number.