Hero Project Helps Families Care Together
When someone you love needs extra support, it can be hard to keep track of who’s helping and what’s already been done.
Hero Project gives family and friends one private place to share care activities, stay informed, and recognize one another’s contributions.
SEE HOW YOUR CARE TEAM IS HELPING
Record visits, meals, rides, calls, errands, household help, medication support, personal care, care coordination, expenses, and more.
Each care activity appears in your shared Care Team feed, so family and friends can see how people are showing up.
SHARE HELPFUL UPDATES
Add an optional note when your Care Team needs a little more context.
For example: “Mom was in good spirits and had a good appetite.”
Only members of the Care Team can see what is shared.
ENCOURAGE ONE ANOTHER
Send a heart when another Care Team member shares something they did. Hero Project makes it easy to recognize the everyday acts of care that might otherwise go unnoticed.
SEE YOUR CARE STORY
Your Care Summary gives you a simple view of how you’ve helped during the week.
Your Full Record keeps a history of your care activities, including optional time and expenses.
Care Team Organizers can also view Team Member Summaries.
CUSTOMIZATION
Care Team Organizers can customize care activity types to fit their family’s needs.
OPTIONAL INSPIRATIONAL TEXTS
Optionally receive a short inspirational text with words of encouragement every few days.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Create or join a Care Team.
2. Share the ways you’re helping.
3. See updates from family and friends.
4. Send hearts to recognize one another.
5. Build a shared story of care over time.
SIMPLE, FLEXIBLE PRICING
Joining someone else’s Care Team is free.
You can create a Care Team for yourself at no cost. Upgrade to the Care Team Organizer plan for $5.99/month to invite family and friends and access Organizer features.
Hero Project helps families see the care that’s happening, appreciate the people providing it, and feel more connected around someone they love.
Helping Friends & Family: Track care for a loved one in need