Elderoak now speaks your language everywhere, not just on most screens. Notifications, the Apple Watch app, permission prompts, emails and every alert and error message now follow the language you chose in Settings — including the medication reminders and missed-dose alerts that arrive on your lock screen. New: forgot your password? You can reset it right in the app. We email you a code, you pick a new password, and you're back in. Also fixed: times in notifications were showing in the wrong time zone, and an appointment reminder read "How did Maria appointment go?" The medication refill reminder can now be put away for the day.

Forgot your password? You can now reset it right here in the app. We email you a code, you choose a new password, and you're back in — no trip to a web browser. Fixed: setting up your family could fail with a message about checking your connection, even when the connection was fine. If that happened to you, open Elderoak and try again. It will go through now. The medication refill reminder can now be put away for the day. It returns tomorrow, and straight away if the supply gets lower.

Finishes the emergency-number fix from the last update. The warning shown for a high blood-pressure reading still named one fixed number, whatever country you were in. It now uses the emergency number for the person you care for, like the rest of the app. Setting up a new account is working normally again too. If you tried recently and couldn't finish, please give it another go.

Elderoak now names the right emergency number everywhere it appears. Some safety and health screens still said 911 in every language. They now use the number for the country of the person you care for — 112, 119, 192 and so on. Also: Elderoak asks how it's going on a gentler rhythm — a few times over your first weeks rather than one chance and never again.

What's new in Elderoak: • The emergency call button now dials the number for the country the person you care for lives in — 911 in North America, 112 across Europe, 000 in Australia, 999 in the UK, 120 in China, 119 in Japan and Korea. It used to read 911 in every language, everywhere. • You can set that country when you add someone, and change it any time on their profile, right next to their emergency contacts. Every choice shows the number it will dial. • On the SOS screen, the guidance text now matches the number that will actually be dialed.

What's new in Elderoak: • Setting up your family now works reliably from start to finish. If something does go wrong, Elderoak explains what actually happened and what to do next, instead of a generic connection message. • Creating an account with email now tells you to check your inbox for the confirmation link, so you're never left wondering whether it worked. • Sign in with Apple now asks for your phone number, so the SOS button can still reach you by phone. • Messages throughout the app now appear in your chosen language. • The safety reminder is now shown to each person who signs in — important when one iPhone is shared in a family. Questions or feedback? support@elderoak.app — we read every message.

Apple Watch fixes: • Fall detection and SOS alerts from your Apple Watch now reach your family even when Elderoak isn't open on your iPhone • Confirming a dose, skipping a dose, or logging how you feel from the watch now works even if you haven't opened Elderoak on your iPhone recently • After a fall or an SOS, your watch now confirms whether your family was actually reached — and tells you plainly if it couldn't get through, so you can try another way Thank you for the reports — please keep them coming.

Brain games update: • The Sudoku board now displays correctly at every size (4×4, 6×6, and 9×9) • Stability and reliability improvements across the games Thanks for the reports — keep them coming!

Thank you for trusting Elderoak with your family's care. • Reliability and performance improvements throughout the app • A smoother, calmer experience on iPhone and Apple Watch • Family Pro includes a free 7-day trial — manage or cancel anytime in Settings Questions or ideas? Email support@elderoak.app — we read every message.

What's new in Elderoak: • Clearer plans. The free plan covers you and the person you care for — shared medications, appointments, reminders, and the SOS button between you, at no cost. Family Pro adds the rest of the family and a paid aide: unlimited caregivers, doctor-visit voice notes, and the document vault. • Already coordinating with family or an aide? Nothing changes — everyone you've already added stays in your group. • Reliability and polish improvements throughout. Questions or feedback? support@elderoak.app — we read every message.

Elderoak now speaks your family's language. • The entire app is translated into 14 languages — English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Vietnamese, Tagalog, Arabic, and Hebrew. One setting switches everything, so an aging parent and the family caring for them can each use Elderoak in the language they read most comfortably. Dates and times now follow that language too. • Inviting family is now free for everyone. Bring your siblings, your parent, and anyone you trust into one shared care group — no subscription needed. • Fixes and polish: the Settings panel stays open when you switch views, the emergency SOS screen scales with your iOS text-size setting, and we cleared a stray error message on the Today screen. Questions or feedback? support@elderoak.app — we read every message.

This update brings Elderoak to everyone in the family, in their own language. • Now in 14 languages — Elderoak is fully translated into English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Vietnamese, Tagalog, Arabic, and Hebrew. Pick your language once in Settings and the whole app follows. • Dates, times, and reminders now display in your chosen language too — so the day's schedule reads naturally for every family member. • The brain games — Sudoku, memory match, word play, and number trail — are now fully translated. • Fixed: the Settings panel no longer closes unexpectedly when you switch between the caregiver and cared-for views. • Stability and polish improvements throughout.

Welcome to Elderoak — one calm place to coordinate care across the whole family. What's inside v1: • Apple Watch fall-event relay — when watchOS detects a fall, Elderoak sends a best-effort push notification to every family caregiver alongside Apple's built-in fall-detection flow • Apple Watch SOS button — long-press to reach every family caregiver at once • Mood check-in with three smiley tiers so the family sees how the day is going • Medication reminders + one-tap dose confirmation that the whole family sees in real time • Voice notes from doctor appointments — siblings who couldn't be there hear what was said • Prescription label scanning with a required "I verified against the doctor's prescription" step before any medication is saved • Document vault for advance directives, insurance cards, and lab reports — all inside your private family group • Two-step Safety Acknowledgement on first launch so everyone understands Elderoak isn't a medical device or emergency service Built for an aging parent, an adult child with a disability, or a partner managing a chronic condition — anywhere a family is coordinating care together. Questions, bug reports, feature requests? support@noteandkey.app — we read everything.