Duke Health. UNC Health.
Two of the biggest systems in the Carolinas. Both live in Wellet today.
Connect a loved one's chart in under a minute. No portal scraping. No PDF exports. No waiting.
More hospitals every week. Tell us which one you need next.
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Before you call the doctor.
Allergies. Current meds. The things you should mention.
All pulled from your loved one's chart, ready when you're on hold.
This is the thing I wished I'd had at 7:42am last March.
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Wellet, in four pieces.
CareSignals — patterns we notice in a loved one's chart. Surfaced quietly, never as alarms.
Records — every visit, lab, med, note from every hospital you connect. One place.
People — the care team, auto-filled.
Resources — what to ask before the next visit.
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Hi. I'm Betsy.
My mom is a Duke patient. Her chart was unreadable to me at 2am.
So I built the tool I needed.
Wellet is for the daughters, sons, partners, and chosen family who carry the weight of someone else's health.
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For the adult child who just noticed something is off.
You are the one who notices first.
The phone calls that are different. The pill bottle on the counter. The appointment you weren't told about.
Wellet pulls a loved one's chart into one quiet place. We watch for the patterns that matter.
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I designed the UX for Duke Health's first EHR 20+ years ago. Two years ago I became a caregiver.
Those two things together are why I'm building @welletapp — a health platform for the 63M family caregivers in the US who are managing everything with no real tools.
Building in public. Follow along.
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