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Important routines live in one person's memory, messages, calendars, and paper notes.
Last Mile Memory turns approved household notes into a privacy-safe emergency action plan. When the person who keeps daily life running becomes unavailable, trusted people know what needs to happen next—without seeing everything private.
Hospitalization Mode
Anika Sharma's household
Do now
Pick up Kabir from school
Deadline: Today, 2:00 PM · Assigned to Meera
Needs confirmation
Grandmother's medicine routine
Verify instructions with an authorized adult.
Privacy protected
Meera sees childcare only
Financial and unrelated private details stay hidden.
Missing information detected
School pickup authorization document is not uploaded.
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Important routines live in one person's memory, messages, calendars, and paper notes.
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During a medical or family emergency, calls can be incomplete, stressful, or impossible.
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Family members may have good intentions but lack the right permission, context, or documents.
How it works
This is not a replacement for family communication. It is a structured backup when calls are incomplete, information is scattered, or the household organizer cannot coordinate everyone.
Save essential household routines, approved contacts, key deadlines, and practical instructions before an emergency happens.
When a primary household organizer is suddenly unavailable, activate a guided continuity plan.
Trusted people see only the tasks and information needed for their assigned responsibilities.
Prioritized actions help protect childcare, pets, bills, routines, and essential communication during disruption.
A childcare delegate can see pickup details and pet care. A finance delegate can see bill-related tasks. Neither should automatically access private medical records, bank statements, messages, or unrelated documents.
Minimum necessary access
The right person sees the right task.
Build preparedness before chaos starts.
Prototype created for a real-world AI hackathon use case.