Tsiaukoo Care

Designed for family care

Stop asking:
“Did they eat today?”

Keep meals, hydration, weight, and blood pressure in one place. Open Tsiaukoo and see whether today's care has been covered.

Android release coming soon Explore key features

First release: Taiwan · Free · No ads

Today 2 items need confirmation

Today's care status

3 of 5 confirmed

✓
Breakfast confirmedAte most of it
＋
Hydration needs confirmation600 of 1,200 ml
↗
Today's weightLatest record 54.8 kg

The problem that matters

The problem is not missing data. It is not knowing whether today's care was completed.

Tsiaukoo turns scattered family conversations into a daily status everyone can understand.

The name

Tsiaukoo

From Taiwanese 「照顧」 tsiàu-kòo

Care lives in the little things families remember for one another.

Tsiaukoo comes from the Taiwanese pronunciation of 「照顧」, meaning care. The name is about more than completing records. It is about keeping the people we love in mind, every day.

One person remembers breakfast, another adds a glass of water, and someone checks recent changes at night. Each simple confirmation helps a family carry care together.

Key features

Quick to record. Clear to review.

01

Daily care confirmation

Quickly record meals, hydration, and supplements, and see what still needs confirmation.

02

Multiple care recipients

Manage care records for more than one family member on the same device, with a clearly selected person.

03

Measurements and trends

Record weight and blood pressure, then review recent changes through interactive trends.

04

Encrypted backup

Export an encrypted backup when needed. Tsiaukoo does not store or recover the backup password.

Privacy first

Your care data stays on your device

The first release requires no account and includes no Tsiaukoo backend server, advertising SDK, or analytics SDK. It does not actively transmit care data to Tsiaukoo.

Read the full privacy policy

Product information and support

Tsiaukoo Care

Android release 1.0.0 is in preparation. Tsiaukoo is a daily care recording tool, not a medical device, and does not replace professional medical judgment.