Neela is an AI-powered caregiving app that records doctor appointments, turns conversations into plain-language summaries, and stores documents in a family vault. Family Stork gives every person — parent, child, or aging relative — a private email address. Clinics send records to it directly. The health story builds itself, no recording or summarizing required.
Neela's core product — Scribe — works during and after appointments. You bring your phone to the visit, Neela records the conversation, and its AI turns that audio into a structured summary: what the doctor said, what was prescribed, what to watch. Add documents to the Vault and share updates with family through the app's Chat feature. It's genuinely useful, especially for families managing complex, multi-specialist care for a parent.
The limitation is that Scribe captures the conversation, not the clinical record. The lab PDF from last month's blood draw still needs to be manually uploaded. The hospital discharge summary needs to be downloaded from the portal and added. Neela does this well compared to a notes app — but it still requires you to be present, remember to record, and upload documents separately.
Family Stork starts upstream. Every person on Family Stork gets a private @families.familystork.com address. Give that address to any clinic, lab, or hospital — they send records the same way they already email patients. Visit summaries, lab results, and discharge papers arrive on the timeline automatically. You don't need to be at the appointment. The record files itself.
Appointment recording. Scribe listens during visits and produces a structured summary — what was discussed, next steps, prescriptions.
Plain-language summaries. Translates medical jargon into language families can understand and share.
Family sharing. Siblings and relatives can follow care updates through the Chat feature without a group text chain.
Document vault. Store test results, insurance cards, and care plans in one secure location.
Appointment scheduling. Tracks upcoming visits and reminders across multiple providers.
Automatic record intake. Give any clinic the private @families.familystork.com address. Visit summaries, lab results, and discharge papers file themselves.
One record for every doctor. A parent with a cardiologist, a neurologist, and a primary care doctor — all their records in one timeline, not three portals.
AI answers from the actual record. "What did the cardiologist say in March?" The answer comes from the filed record, not a summary.
Emergency card. One tap — allergies, medications, and doctors on a shareable card for urgent care or the ER.
Paper record scanning. Snap old discharge papers or prescription lists; AI extracts the data automatically.
For every person, every life stage. Works for children, adults, and aging parents — one account, one way of working.
Managing a parent's care from a distance — or coordinating with siblings across time zones — is one of the hardest parts of elder caregiving. Neela's family sharing lets you receive summaries from appointments you missed. That's genuinely helpful. But it depends on someone being at the appointment with the app running and remembering to share the update.
Family Stork's model doesn't require anyone to be at the appointment at all. When the clinic sends the visit summary to your parent's @families.familystork.com address, it lands on the timeline. Every authorized family member with access can see it. The record is the record — not a captured conversation.
For families where one sibling lives nearby and handles most appointments, Neela works well. For families managing care across distance, or where care is spread across several providers over many years, the self-filing approach tends to produce a more complete record.
Neela is built specifically for family caregivers of aging parents — it's laser-focused on the caregiving moment: the appointment, the summary, the family update loop. If you're actively managing a parent's complex care and want AI to help you document and understand what's happening at each visit, Neela is thoughtfully designed for that job.
Family Stork is built for the whole health story — from a child's first checkup through a parent's elder care, and your own record in between. The private email address works for every clinic and every person. It doesn't require a recording device in the room. It doesn't require you to be there. It just requires you to give the address to the clinic once, and the record arrives every time.
For families managing elder care, Family Stork's caregiving setup covers the same ground Neela targets — gather every doctor, collect every discharge paper, build the emergency card — with a record that keeps building itself between visits.
Tired of managing health records for yourself and everyone you love? Family Stork organizes them for you automatically.
Give any clinic your parent's private @families.familystork.com address. Every visit summary, lab result, and discharge paper they send files itself on the timeline — no portal logins, no uploads, nothing for the clinic to learn. One record for every doctor, every sibling, every hospital stay.
$99/year, or about $10/month. Start your parent's record free →
Give any clinic the private Family Stork address shown on the person's record. They send records; the timeline builds itself. No portal logins, no uploads, nothing for the clinic to learn.
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