Organize meals and rides for someone recovering from surgery or illness. Free sign-up calendar, automatic reminders, and no accounts required for helpers.
Yes. You can run a meal train and a ride train side by side for the same person — helpers pick whichever way they'd like to pitch in.
The organizer can add days, remove days, or extend the train at any time, and helpers are notified about anything they've claimed.
Yes. Starting a train, claiming meals or rides, and reminders are all free.
Usually the day the patient comes home, or the evening after. The first week home is when cooking is hardest — standing at a stove is often exactly what the discharge instructions forbid. Two to four weeks of support covers most recoveries.
The train shows the address, the preferred drop-off window, and any dietary notes. Porch drop-off with a quick text is standard for surgery recovery, since the patient may be resting and shouldn't have to come to the door.
The organizer lists each appointment as a ride with a date, time, and destination. Drivers claim rides from the shared calendar and get an automatic email reminder with pickup details before the day.