Turn any spare iPad or tablet into a high-contrast bedside day clock. Sync family calendars, send remote love notes, and relieve repetitive questions—with zero ads and zero tracking.
This is the exact screen your loved one sees on their bedside tablet: no menus, no settings, nothing to get lost in. A tap only dismisses a reminder or marks a note as seen. Try switching themes, toggling night mode, or sending a test message!
No complicated hardware to buy, no apps to install on their device, and zero technical maintenance.
Create a display link in your portal, then open it on any spare iPad, Amazon Fire, or Android tablet by scanning a QR code or tapping a link you text or email yourself. Lock it full-screen so it can’t be closed by accident.
See each setup, step by stepLink your existing Google Calendar, Apple iCal, or Outlook calendars. Add doctor appointments or visits on your phone and they appear on their screen within about 30 minutes. Mark a calendar as Priority to highlight its events.
Send encouraging messages and daily routine reminders from your smartphone anywhere in the world. Your loved one sees who sent each note, with their photo, and feels grounded and loved all day.
Memory loss and dementia frequently cause time agnosia—the inability to tell morning from evening or remember what is happening next. A visual anchor restores the brain’s internal compass.
Waking from an afternoon nap only to panic thinking it’s 6:00 AM is one of the most common dementia triggers. Clean Day displays explicit phases (“Morning”, “Afternoon”, “Evening”) to immediately ground the mind and reduce sundowning agitation.
Asking “When are we eating?” or “Did I miss church?” twenty times an hour comes from deep anxiety about losing control. Always-visible daily routine anchors let your loved one self-reassure with a single glance across the room.
Feelings of isolation can trigger agitation and depression in memory care. A persistent care message on the nightstand acts as an emotional safety blanket: “You are safe, you are loved, and Sarah is visiting at 3:00 PM.”
“I built Clean Day out of necessity to support my mom and dad—my mom lives with dementia and my dad faces serious health challenges. I needed a simple, always-on screen that kept them informed about doctors and medications, and an effortless way for me to manage it remotely. Over time, we discovered that simple anchors—like understanding a wild shift in the weather—could transform high-anxiety days into peaceful ones. It gave our whole family back our peace of mind.”
We believe vulnerable seniors deserve the highest standard of digital privacy and respect. Here is our unwavering pledge to your family:
We store only the bare essentials needed to operate the display (caregiver login, your loved one’s name, ZIP code, timezone, notes, appointments, and daily routines). Sensitive fields are encrypted at rest with AES-256. Our cloud host keeps standard server logs, which can include IP addresses.
We do not run third-party tracking pixels, analytics cookies, or behavioral advertising. We never sell or monetize your family’s personal moments.
Clean Day is a pure visual display and remote reassurance tool. We never record audio, listen in, or access device cameras.
Try Clean Day free for 7 days. No credit card required to start. Cancel anytime in one click.
Perfect for an adult child caring for an aging loved one.
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Ideal for families caring for multiple loved ones, such as in-laws or grandparents.
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Everything you need to know about setting up and enjoying Clean Day.
Seniors with memory loss often ask repetitive questions (“What day is it?”, “What are we doing today?”) because uncertainty causes anxiety. Clean Day acts as a high-contrast visual anchor. By clearly displaying the day phase (e.g. Morning), full day name, and next routine, your loved one can self-orient at a glance without having to repeatedly ask for reassurance.
No. The display has no menus, settings, buttons, or links to wander into; every setting lives in your caregiver portal. A tap does only two things: it dismisses a full-screen reminder, or it marks a care note as seen so you know it was read. Zooming, press-and-hold menus, and pull-to-refresh are turned off. Lock the tablet full-screen with Guided Access on iPad, screen pinning on Android, or kiosk mode on Fire, and the display can’t be closed by accident either.
Clean Day is built for extreme display resilience. If Wi-Fi briefly disconnects, the high-contrast clock, date, and cached routines remain stably on screen with zero jarring error banners or blank screens. When connectivity resumes, it silently syncs new messages in the background.
You paste your existing Google Calendar, Apple iCal, or Outlook calendar’s iCal link (up to 5 calendars) into your Caregiver Portal. Whenever you or anyone in the family adds an appointment (e.g. “10:30 AM: Dr. Patel Cardiology”) on your own smartphone, it appears on your loved one’s display within about 30 minutes, with no double-entry. Mark a calendar as Priority (a medical calendar, say) and its events are highlighted in a bold accent color. You can also add one-off appointments directly in the portal. Calendar sync is one-way: the display reads your calendar but never changes it.
Create a display link in your Caregiver Portal (Devices tab) and name the room. Then either scan the QR code with the tablet or text or email the link to it. Opening the link connects that tablet to your loved one’s display, with no app store downloads, logins, or typing on the tablet. You can revoke any display from the portal at any time.
Anyone who has a display link can open that display, so share it only with people you trust. If a link is lost or a tablet is replaced, remove it from the Devices tab and create a new one in seconds. Each room or tablet gets its own link.
Set the tablet’s auto-lock or sleep to Never (or its longest option) and keep it plugged in. Locking it full-screen with Guided Access on iPad, screen pinning on Android, or kiosk mode on Fire keeps the display from being closed by accident.
We practice radical data minimization: we store only the bare essentials needed to operate the display (caregiver login email, your loved one’s name, ZIP code for weather, timezone, care messages, appointments, and routines). Sensitive fields are encrypted at rest with AES-256. Our hosting provider (Google Cloud) keeps standard server logs, which can include IP addresses and request details; we use them only to run and secure the service. We run no analytics or ad tracking.
Any tablet with a modern web browser is supported, including Apple iPads, Amazon Fire tablets, Samsung Galaxy tabs, and standard Android tablets. You do not need to buy latest-generation hardware—an older tablet in a drawer works perfectly. A Raspberry Pi connected to a monitor or TV works too.
You can sign up and connect your tablet immediately without entering a credit card. You’ll have 7 days of full, unrestricted access. If you love the peace of mind it provides, you can upgrade to Single Loved One ($5/mo or $49/yr) or Family Care ($10/mo or $99/yr) anytime in one click.
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