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Evenhand

Fair-share ledger for sibling eldercare

TestFlight beta ios

ios· Free · all features included ·By All Things AI, Inc ·Released 2026-06-20

Free. All features included.

No subscription, no in-app purchases, no paid tiers. Everything you see works the moment you install it.

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About this app

What Evenhand does

One sibling drives Mom to every appointment, pays the pharmacy, and lies awake managing it all. The others say they had no idea. Evenhand ends that argument by quietly keeping score of who actually does the eldercare. Caring for an aging parent is rarely split evenly. The closest child, often a daughter, ends up the default caregiver while brothers and sisters drift to the edges. Resentment grows not because anyone is selfish, but because the work is invisible. Hours on hold with Medicare, a 90-minute round trip to the clinic, a refill paid out of pocket, the 2 a.m. worry, none of it shows up anywhere. Evenhand makes it show up. It is Splitwise for the sandwich generation: a private contribution ledger for siblings sharing the care of a parent. Log a contribution in a few taps. Pick the family member, choose a type, time spent, miles driven, money paid, or mental-load tasks like coordinating, researching, and worrying, and add an optional note. The fairness dashboard converts everything into a single picture: who has carried what this month, this quarter, and all-time. When the numbers feel lopsided, Settle Up suggests a money or hours figure to even things out, and the Rebalancing Roster proposes a rotation so the next month lands more fairly. Bring it to the family meeting and replace a tense guess with a calm, shared fact. The mental-load category is where Evenhand goes further than any expense splitter. Caregiving is not only drives and dollars. It is the sibling who remembers the cardiology follow-up, who fights the insurance denial, who researches assisted-living costs at midnight, who carries the constant low hum of worry. Evenhand lets you log those tasks too, so the work that never produced a receipt finally counts. Over a few weeks the dashboard tells a story that words could not, and the imbalance becomes impossible to dismiss. Evenhand is built for privacy first. There is no account to create and no server to trust. Everything lives on your iPhone or iPad, so the details of your family's caregiving stay between you. There are no ads, no trackers, and no analytics watching how you use it. Export a clean PDF summary when you need to show a sibling, an attorney, a financial advisor, or yourself that the load needs to change, and the rest stays sealed on your device. Use it solo to understand your own contribution, or share the picture with the whole family before the next hard conversation. The Rebalancing Roster turns that conversation into a plan, naming who takes which weeks so the next month does not default back to one exhausted person. Settle Up puts a fair, honest number on what would even things out, whether in shared expenses or traded hours. This is not a medical app and it does not track your parent's pills or vitals, plenty of tools already do that. Evenhand tracks the family doing the caring, and the fairness between them. • Log hours, drives, dollars, and mental-load tasks per sibling • Fairness dashboard by month, quarter, and all-time • Settle Up suggests a fair money or hours rebalance • Rebalancing Roster proposes a fair care rotation • Add unlimited family members and care recipients • Per-person and per-category breakdowns with totals • Export a clean PDF summary for family meetings • Fully offline, no account, no subscription, no ads • All data stays on your device, always

Features

Built to be useful, not noisy.

Quick contribution log

Tap a family member, pick a type (hours, drive miles, money, or mental-load task), enter the amount, add an optional note and date. Recent entry templates make repeat logging one tap.

Fairness dashboard

A pie and bar view of each sibling's share of total care across hours, miles, dollars, and mental load, filterable by month, quarter, and all-time, with a plain-language fairness read.

Settle Up and Rebalancing Roster

Computes a suggested money-or-hours figure to even the load, and proposes a forward care rotation so upcoming weeks land fairly across siblings.

Family and recipient setup with PDF export

Add care recipients and family members with shares and roles, then export a clean dated PDF summary to bring to a family meeting, attorney, or care manager.

Why it exists

The problem

Eldercare is split unevenly across siblings but the labor is invisible, so the primary caregiver builds resentment and family meetings devolve into he-said-she-said with no shared record of who actually did what.

What's different

How Evenhand stands out

Caregiver-ledger, pillpath, and brainfold track the PARENT's care (meds, symptoms, appointments); splitcheck and kitty split one-off expenses among friends. None quantify caregiving CONTRIBUTION across family members. Versus Splitwise it understands non-money load: hours, miles, and mental work, with a fairness dashbo…

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FAQ

Questions about Evenhand

How much does Evenhand cost?

Evenhand is free. All features are included from day one — no subscription, no in-app purchases, no paid tiers. Everything you see in this listing works the moment you install it.

Where does Evenhand store my data?

On your device. Evenhand is built privacy-first: no account is required, no analytics SDKs, no third-party trackers. Nothing is uploaded to a server we control — the app works without one.

What platforms does Evenhand support?

iOS, on iPhone and iPad. You can find the latest availability on this page.

How do I get support for Evenhand?

Use the Support link on this page, or email support@allthingsn.com. We answer every message and keep responses on the same thread.

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