Quick answers before you sign up.

You do. Everything you put in — family member profiles, medications, appointments, documents, care notes — is stored in a Postgres database under your account. You can read it back, export it via the Snapshot share link, and remove it on your own terms. CareSync doesn't claim any rights to your family's information beyond what's needed to run the service.

No. We don't sell it, we don't share it with advertisers, we don't bundle it for third-party analytics. The people in your care circle can see what you post inside that circle. Stripe sees your billing details (and only your billing details) when you upgrade to Pro. That's the whole list.

They see what you've actually shared inside the circle — medications, appointments, documents, and care notes on the shared feed. Each person gets the same view of the circle's records; there's no per-member tier of access. Things you haven't added to the app, you haven't shared.

Invites are per-person. The family member you invited sees the circle; they can't forward the invite onward or pull a stranger in. Document share links can be revoked from Settings, and the documents vault keeps an audit trail of every time a share link is opened.

Free covers the basics: your own care profile, unlimited family members, medications, appointments, the documents vault, the calendar, reminders, and the Snapshot share link. For one caregiver organizing a family, that's usually enough.

Pro adds the 💬 Notes feed compose (so you and the rest of your circle can leave care messages for each other), multi-circle collaboration (when a sibling or a second parent keeps their own circle but you all overlap), and priority support. You probably don't need Pro on day one. The clearest signal is when you've invited the third sibling and people are starting to ask who can post.

From the app, open Settings → Care Circle, enter their email, and send the invite. They get a link, make a CareSync account, click accept, and they're in — same calendar, same medication list, same notes feed. No separate login, no app to install: an email link is enough.

Accepting your invite lands them in your circle. Their existing data stays intact on their side — medications, family members, their own circle — because each family member is a separate account. You're sharing forward, not merging.

Open Settings → Account → Delete account, confirm, and the account goes. Your login, billing, and any rows tied directly to your profile are removed. Done from the dashboard; no email ticket required.

Circle members lose access to the circle you owned. Their own accounts and their own data remain untouched — they're still CareSync customers with everything they had before. If someone else in the circle wants to keep the family records going, they can spin up their own account and start fresh; the data from your circle doesn't transfer.