This tracker covers a sensitive category. Unhide is pattern-insight for self-improvement — never diagnosis, treatment, or medical advice. You'll be asked to confirm you understand this before your first entry.
What can they still do? What has shifted? The data shows you, without catastrophising.
Track what your elderly loved one can still do independently — bathing, money, medication, mobility, phone. our AI shows you the trajectory honestly, surfaces the sudden changes that may point to a treatable cause, and tells you what to bring to the next GP or care-needs assessment.
"30 days of logging. ADL (basic activities): bathing held on 24 of 30 days, dressing held on 26, mobility held on 22, eating held on 28, transferring held on 27…
6 fields. Done in Two minutes a day. Less on a quiet day. Wider activities can be logged once a week..
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Log in Two minutes a day. Less on a quiet day. Wider activities can be logged once a week.
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Miss a day? Optional email nudge. AI needs 30 entries to find patterns worth reading.
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AI analysis at 30 entries. Your factors, your dates, your correlations — not a generic article.
9 things Independence milestones (geriatric) reveals about you.
- Which basic daily activities (bathing, dressing, mobility, eating, transferring, toileting) they can still do independently — and which have shifted
- Which wider tasks of running a life (cooking, shopping, money management, medication, transport, phone, household chores) they can still manage independently — and which have shifted
- Whether the pattern looks more cognitive (wider tasks slipping first — money, medication) or more physical (basic tasks slipping first — mobility, transferring) — useful for the next clinical conversation
- Whether a sudden bad week was an isolated dip — possibly a UTI, infection, or dehydration that is treatable — or the start of a new baseline
- Whether behavioural concerns (confusion, wandering, falls, agitation, withdrawal) are appearing alongside the activity changes
- Whether safety concerns are climbing — important for the next care-needs assessment
- What is still strong — what they are still doing well, named honestly, because catastrophising hurts the carer
- How your own load is trending — because you matter too
- Concrete patterns to bring to the next GP review or care-needs assessment
Here's what arrives at 30 days.
Illustrative — your analysis uses your own data.
Your independence milestones (geriatric) patterns show a clear weekly cycle. AI finds the specific factors affecting your scores — after 30 days, your data tells the story.
“"30 days of logging. ADL (basic activities): bathing held on 24 of 30 days, dressing held on 26, mobility held on 22, ea…”
People watching their own patterns.
Carers — usually an adult child, parent-in-law, spouse, or close relative — looking after an elderly relative whose independence is shifting. Particularly valuable for: carers navigating "is this normal ageing or something I should act on?", carers in the year after a diagnosis (or no diagnosis — many ageing trajectories run without a label) who are trying to understand the actual day-to-day pattern, carers preparing for a GP review or a care-needs assessment who need concrete data rather than "she's not herself lately", carers trying to work out whether a sudden bad week is "her getting worse" or a UTI / infection / dehydration that is treatable, carers watching IADLs slip (money, medication, transport) and unsure whether to raise it, and carers in progressive load who need their own trajectory reflected back to them. This is not a diagnostic instrument. It is not a frailty score. It is not a staging tool. It does not recommend moving anyone into residential care. It is a pattern mirror — most useful in partnership with a GP, geriatrician, OT, community matron, dementia nurse, social worker, or care-needs assessor, and least useful as a substitute for any of them. The person being cared for does not need to interact with the tracker; the carer logs on their behalf. Their name is private — encrypted, never sent to the AI, never echoed back. Their dignity is structural to how the tracker is built.
Common questions
Is the Independence milestones (geriatric) tracker medical or diagnostic?
No. Unhide is pattern-insight for self-improvement — not diagnosis, treatment, or medical advice. The AI is explicitly prompted to avoid clinician language. If something concerns you, please talk to your GP.
Does the AI see my entries?
Only when an analysis runs — triggered in-app or delivered to your email. Either way, only your logged data and history is sent, never your personal information. Your data is never used to train any AI model. Full detail in the privacy policy.
What if I miss a day or two?
No streak guilt. Your insights stay accurate; the chart just has fewer dots. The AI explicitly works around gaps in your data instead of pretending they're zeros.
When is my first AI insight free?
At 30 days of entries, and again at 180 days, on every free tracker. Free plan includes 2 trackers — upgrade for monthly or weekly AI runs.
Can I delete everything?
Yes, anytime, no questions asked. Delete a single entry, a whole tracker, or the entire account. Deletion cascades through analyses and exports.
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