You became the case manager.Let’s get the mom back.
Appointments, therapy notes, school paperwork, medications, the questions for the next visit. You have been carrying your child’s entire life in your head, terrified of dropping one piece of it. Beyond Mom was born in a home like yours. One place holds all of it, so you can go back to being the person who knows him best instead of the person who files him.
Your child’s essentials, in every caregiver’s pocket. Free, always.
Try it: open the binder
Leo, 9
Care Mode on
Methylphenidate 10 mg
Given 8:02am by you
Melatonin 3 mg
Due 8:00pm
OT with Dana
9:00am, Bea prepped your three questions
Every dose logged is one less thing you have to remember whether you did.
Three tabs, because that is how it actually gets used: what he takes, what helps when it goes sideways, and the one card a sitter or an ER needs.
The weight nobody sees
Loving him was never the hard part. Carrying the system alone is.
The sitter texts you. The school calls you. Grandma asks you. Every question routes to your brain because your brain is the only place the answers live. You cannot even be sick without giving a briefing first.
Was the med given? Did the school get the new plan? What was the thing the OT said to ask about? Fear of forgetting is its own full-time job, and it works nights.
Every new provider, every intake form, every substitute teacher. The whole history, from the beginning, again. You are the records office, and the records office never closes.
You do not need another binder to maintain. You need the binder to maintain itself, and to live in everybody’s pocket instead of only in your head.
The essentials in every caregiver’s pocket. Free. Always.
We will never put a paywall between your child and the person taking care of him. The binder basics, the care profile, the safety plan and Emergency mode are free for every family, forever. That is a policy, not a promotion.
The living care binder
Diagnoses, allergies, the med list, the sensory profile, what helps when things escalate. One per family member, current by default, readable by every caregiver you choose.
Emergency mode
One tap surfaces the emergency card: who he is, what he needs, what to do, who to call. The sitter, the grandparent and the ER all get the same right answer.
The safety plan
Triggers, de-escalation steps, and the plan for when it is not working. Written once on a good day, findable in five seconds on a bad one, instead of living in the one head that might not be in the room.
The whole operation, out of your head and into a system.
Depth that switches on per person
Care Mode deepens the app around the family member who needs it, child or adult, any age, and it adapts as needs change. One member can run in Care Mode while the rest stay light. It takes your family’s shape rather than a template.
Meds, appointments, behavior, team
Med schedules with dose logging, the appointment calendar, behavior patterns over time, the daily log, the care team with roles, documents and insurance in one vault. The machinery of care, running in one place instead of nine.
The paperwork translator
Bea decodes the dense records, the evaluation, the plan, the clinic letter, into plain language and drafts the reply: the email to the school, the questions for Thursday. You approve everything before it goes anywhere.
The programs nobody tells you about
A curated directory of support programs with your family’s tracking beside it. What you applied for, what is pending, what deadline is coming, so the help that already exists actually reaches you.
The full care operation is part of Beyond Bloom. The binder basics stay free for everyone, always. The whole split is on the pricing page.
“His mom instead of his case manager.”
That is Megan, and it is this whole page in six words. The system does not love your child. You do. The system’s only job is to hold the weight so your hands are free for the part only you can do.
If this page reads like somebody finally gets it, that is because it was built by people who live it. Know another mom carrying this? Send her this page, beyondmom.app/care. Being seen is where the help starts.
My son has autism, and I felt like I was carrying his entire life around in my brain. Appointments, therapy notes, school paperwork, medications, and things I needed to ask at the next visit. I was always scared I was forgetting something. Having one place to keep track of everything has taken a lot of pressure off me. It also means I can focus more on being his mom instead of constantly feeling like his case manager.
Megan from Michigan
Less mental load, more mom
You are not only his mom. You are also you.
Everything on the rest of this site is yours too. The check-in that asks how you actually are, the Beyond pillar for the goal you shelved, the hour on the calendar that belongs to you, and the feed where moms cheer what you did today. Caring for the caregiver is not a bonus feature here. It is the entire point.
- The Special-Needs Moms group: women who do not need the backstory explained. Free.
- A thirty second check-in about you, no scores and no judgment, plus a two minute reset.
- One active Beyond goal with an evidence log, free, because your someday matters too.
Whatever brought you here, the rest is waiting.
Start free. Upgrade only when Bea saves you more than it costs.
Beyond Mom is free. Actually free, no card, no clock. The feed and your check-in, the family binder, the community, and Bea answering from your family’s real day stay free forever.
Paid plans fund the expensive assistant work. They add more Bea capacity, record decoding, and an unlimited document vault without putting the family’s essential care and day-to-day tools behind a paywall.
More Bea when life is loud
With Beyond Bloom, Bea does up to 300 things for you each month and turns three confusing documents into plain language. With Bea Full-Time she does about 900, and reads as many documents as your family needs.
A vault that grows with you
Free includes 25 documents. Every paid plan lifts that limit, while the family tools, care basics, safety plans, community, chores, lists, and manual wallet stay free.
One clear household price
Choose monthly or annual billing in Settings. There is no card required for Free, no trial clock, no per-person fee, and no second price hidden behind checkout.
Free is the app. Paid is more Bea when your family needs the extra lift.
Be his mom again. We will hold the clipboard.
The care binder basics are free, always. No card, no clock. Setting up your family's emergency card takes about ten minutes tonight.
- We never sell your data
- Free has no card or countdown
- Paid plans expand Bea and the vault