You don't have to do it alone.

Got You helps people support each other through life's real moments — meals, rides, check-ins and the small things that carry someone through a hard week.

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Why is it so hard to ask for help?

Asking feels like admitting you're drowning, so most people never say what they need. Got You gives the people around them one place to see what is needed and claim it.

Six women gathered around a wooden table in a sunlit room, deep in conversation

When a baby arrives, a diagnosis lands, or a week simply comes apart, everybody says the same kind thing: just tell me what you need. And almost nobody ever does.

So the offers scatter across three group chats. Two people bring lasagna on Tuesday, nobody comes on Friday, and the person in the middle of it ends up coordinating her own rescue.

  • Two friends pressed cheek to cheek, grinning in a bright café
  • Two friends arm in arm in the open doorway of a glass garden house
  • Friends and their kids gathered around a mother holding her baby in front of a wall of heart balloons
  • Nobody carries it alone

    Support gets shared across a circle instead of landing on one exhausted person.

  • Cared for the way you like

    Share what lights you up so the people who love you can show up right.

  • Without the group-chat chaos

    Meals, rides and a little help, coordinated in one place everyone can see.

How do I organize meals and rides for someone who needs help?

Start a care group, post what is needed with dates, and let people sign up for the slots that fit their week. It works like a meal train that also covers rides, errands and check-ins.

  1. Gather your circle

    Start a care group and invite the people already asking how they can help — family, neighbors, the school-run crew, everyone who keeps saying "just tell me what you need".

  2. Say what is actually needed

    Post a care plan for whoever needs it, with real needs and dated slots: dinner Wednesday, a grocery run Friday, a ride to the Tuesday appointment.

  3. People sign up for slots

    Everyone sees what is still open and claims the slot that fits their week. No double lasagna on Tuesday, no empty Friday, no one having to ask twice.

What can I do in the Got You app?

You can see your circle's needs at a glance, split each need into dated slots, sign up to help and share one calendar. These are real screens from the app, not mockups.

  • The Got You home screen, showing a care group with quick actions, an active care need with three offers, and an upcoming pharmacy pickup the member has signed up for.

    Your circle at a glance

    Everything your circle has going on, on one screen.

  • A care need called Errand, showing one open dated slot for a grocery run and one filled slot for a pharmacy pickup with the helper named.

    Needs, broken into dates

    Each need becomes dated slots people can actually claim.

  • A sign-up screen listing how the care recipient likes to be loved — love language, favorite meal, favorite drink — above an open slot with an 'I've got this' button.

    Signing up to help

    Know how they like to be cared for before you show up.

  • A month calendar for August with dots on six dates, above a list of scheduled support: a ride home from Monday physical therapy, a ride to a Tuesday appointment, and dinner on Wednesday and Thursday.

    The whole month, shared

    Every commitment in one shared calendar.

How much does Got You cost?

Got You is free for a group of up to 15 members with 1 active care plan at a time. Premium costs $9.99 a month and removes both limits.

  • Free

    $0

    • Up to 15 members in a group
    • 1 active care plan at a time
  • Premium

    $9.99 a month

    • Unlimited members
    • Unlimited active care plans

Premium is billed monthly and bought in the iPhone or Android app. There is no free trial, because the Free plan is how you try it.

Common questions

What is Got You?

Got You is an iPhone and Android app that gives a care group one place to organize meals, rides and check-ins for someone in a hard season. Everyone sees what is needed and signs up for what fits their week.

Who pays for Premium?

One person pays, and every group they admin becomes Premium. Everyone else in those groups gets Premium without paying.

Who is Got You for?

Got You is for anyone organizing help for someone after surgery, a new baby, a diagnosis or a loss. It is built for the friends, family and neighbors who keep asking how they can help.

Does Got You work on the web?

No. Got You is an iPhone and Android app. This website explains it and takes waitlist sign-ups.

More answers on the Support page

Is Got You available yet?

Not yet. Everyone on the waitlist gets one email on the day Got You opens on iPhone and Android.

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