Organize rides to chemo, physical therapy, dialysis, or appointments for an aging parent. Drivers claim rides from a shared calendar and get automatic reminders with pickup details.
A ride train is a shared schedule where friends and family sign up to drive someone to appointments — the transportation version of a meal train. iLunch is one of the few tools built for both.
Families coordinating rides to cancer treatment, dialysis, physical therapy, or regular appointments for an aging parent — anywhere the same trip needs a driver again and again.
There's no app at all. Drivers open a link, claim a ride, and get email reminders with the pickup details.
Each ride lists the date, pickup time, address, and destination. When a driver claims it, those details are confirmed on screen and repeated in an automatic reminder email before the day, so nothing depends on memory or group-chat archaeology.
Drivers can release a claimed ride, which reopens it on the calendar for someone else to take. The organizer can also add, edit, or remove rides at any time as appointment schedules shift.
Yes. Many families run both for the same person — dinner covered by one calendar, rides to treatment covered by the other. Helpers pick whichever kind of help fits their life.