JooL: Caregiver Support App Development for the US Market
Connecting care profiles, caregiver discovery, communication and scheduling in one application.
SDLC Corp developed JooL’s caregiver support app for the US market. The project brings together carers, care buddies and care recipients through role-specific onboarding and tools for coordinating everyday support.
The engagement combines application workflows with communication, scheduling and daily care records, establishing the foundation for a caregiver-support MVP.
- Industry
- Healthcare / Caregiver Support
- Project market
- United States
- Client headquarters
- The Hague, Netherlands
- Project
- Caregiver-support app
Project overview
JooL’s caregiver-support project brings participant profiles and everyday coordination into a shared application experience.
The scope distinguishes carers, care buddies and care recipients, connecting profile information with discovery, care-circle management, communication and scheduling.
SDLC Corp’s custom application development work brings these requirements together around the practical activities involved in coordinating care.
| Industry | Healthcare and caregiver support |
|---|---|
| Project market | United States |
| Client headquarters | The Hague, Netherlands |
| User roles | Carer, care buddy and care recipient |
| Core workflows | Registration, discovery, care circles, communication and scheduling |
| Care records | Activities of Daily Living and mood entries |
| Supporting functions | Profiles, notifications and informational resources |
The challenge: coordinating support around the care recipient
Care coordination involves more than finding someone to help. Participants need a way to share relevant information, find suitable support, communicate and arrange sessions.
The project brings these steps into a coherent app journey, with the care recipient’s profile providing context for the surrounding workflows.
Role-specific onboarding
The onboarding scope separates registration for carers, care buddies and care recipients.
Carer profiles capture personal and location information. Care-recipient profiles provide a separate record for the person receiving support. Care-buddy profiles include disciplines and background, with a field for certification status.
These profile fields organize participant information; a certification-status field is not a claim that every care buddy holds a verified credential.
Carer
Coordinates support and provides care context.
Care buddy
Shares disciplines, background and availability.
Care recipient
Has a separate profile for the person receiving support.
Role relationships from the project scope, shown as a diagram.
Discovering care buddies
The discovery scope uses location, discipline and language to help carers find relevant care-buddy profiles.
Gender and discipline preferences also form part of care-circle connection requirements. Discovery leads into the next steps: connecting, communicating and arranging support.
Managing the care circle
My Care Circle brings caregiving connections into one place. Its scope covers adding and removing care buddies and requesting communication with connected participants.
Notifications keep participants aware of incoming requests. The separate My Care Community module was non-operational within this project scope.
A connected care journey
Profile information provides context for discovery. Care-circle connections create a route into communication, and availability supports the scheduling of sessions.
Establish participant roles and care profiles.
Find care buddies using relevant profile criteria.
Organize connections around the care recipient.
Discuss support and arrange available sessions.
Care-coordination workflow diagram; not a product interface.
Communication between participants
The communication scope includes chat with conversation history and calling requirements, helping participants discuss and arrange support after connecting.
The project’s calling scope covers external meeting services and an integrated video-calling approach.
From connection to conversation
Reach out through a care-circle connection.
Discuss the support being arranged.
Coordinate a suitable time.
Conceptual communication sequence from the project scope.
Scheduling available sessions
The scheduling scope connects care-buddy availability with session arrangements. Care buddies provide available slots, while carers use the scheduling workflow to arrange support.
This gives the care journey a practical next step after discovery and communication.
Availability → arrangement
Available time slots provide the starting point.
The carer arranges a suitable session.
Workflow diagram, not a booking-screen screenshot.
Recording everyday care information
The health-check scope includes entries for Activities of Daily Living and mood, linked to the care recipient’s profile.
These entries organize recorded observations. They are not presented as diagnoses, automated clinical assessments or proof of improved health outcomes.
Everyday records
Record everyday care observations.
Organize self-reported or recorded observations.
Keep entries connected to the relevant profile.
Illustrative categories; no patient or sample medical data.
Profiles and notifications
Profile management supports updates to participant information after registration.
The notification scope includes system-wide and user-specific messages, administrative notifications and participant-facing alerts about relevant app activity.
Informational content
The app scope includes PDF articles and daily tips related to care-recipient conditions or relevant disciplines.
These resources sit alongside the coordination workflows. Academy, store and purchase navigation do not establish a complete learning platform, commerce system or personalized medical-advice service.
Subscription experience
The MVP requirements provide for a free basic subscription, with subscription choices represented in the interface.
The MVP centers on free basic access. Premium billing and payment-provider connections belong to the broader development plan.
Bringing application workflows together
The project combines registration, profiles, discovery, communication and scheduling with supporting care records and notifications.
The software integration scope connects these workflows with supporting services. Individual third-party providers are not named as deployed integrations.
The focus is how these steps work together: profiles support discovery, connections support communication, and availability supports scheduling.
Application scope at a glance
The caregiver-support scope brings together the following workflows and supporting functions.
A foundation for caregiver support
JooL brings caregiving participants and coordination tools into one application experience, connecting onboarding and discovery with communication, scheduling and everyday records.
SDLC Corp’s work demonstrates mobile application development for a US-market caregiver-support product with distinct user roles and connected workflows.
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