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Pair your care circle
Connect a loved one with family caregivers, then set availability and quiet hours.
CareWatch is now MostAwake.
A calmer way to coordinate overnight help.
MostAwake helps families coordinate overnight care. A loved one can send a help request from iPhone or Apple Watch, and the app checks family settings, device conditions, and permitted data to decide who should be alerted.
Assistive caregiver tool. Not a medical device or emergency service.
Family care circleExample caregiver selected
iPhone + Apple WatchHelp actions and alerts close at hand
Built for familiesPair caregivers and share the overnight load
Permission-basedApple Health access is optional and controlled in Settings
Independently builtAn assistive tool by Andreas Ink
How it works
A clearer handoff when someone needs help.
MostAwake checks the family's preferences before choosing how to route a request. Delivery still depends on battery, connectivity, permissions, and device settings.02
Send a help request
Request help from iPhone, Apple Watch, widgets, controls, or supported automatic signals.
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Choose who to alert
MostAwake checks availability, quiet hours, device conditions, and permitted data before choosing a loud or silent alert.
Interactive example
See how a request can be routed.
Help requestedBedroom
MayaQuiet hours
JonahLikely asleep
AndreasAvailable
Illustrative preview. Actual routing depends on availability, quiet hours, device conditions, permissions, and permitted data.
Built for real overnight care
Less guessing. Better family coordination.
MostAwake keeps the practical pieces of overnight care together: who is on call, how to ask for help, and what happened during the night.
Family pairing
Connect spouses, siblings, adult children, and other trusted caregivers.
On-call and quiet hours
Make overnight coverage explicit so every phone does not need to wake up.
Apple Watch support
Keep help requests, acknowledgements, and alerts available from the wrist.
Shared night context
Review help requests, sleep trends, and caregiver coverage over time.
Privacy and safety
Care technology should be clear about its limits.
MostAwake is designed for family coordination. It does not diagnose, treat, detect emergencies, or replace an established care plan.
Permission-based data
MostAwake can use Apple Health data only with permission. You can change that access in iOS Settings, and the privacy policy explains how other app data is handled.
Not for emergencies
Alerts depend on battery, connectivity, permissions, and device settings. Call local emergency services in a crisis.
Questions
Good to know before the first night.
Is CareWatch now MostAwake?
Yes. CareWatch was the app’s earlier name. The same App Store listing is now called MostAwake, and this /carewatch address remains available for existing links.
Can a family pair more than one caregiver?
Yes. Families can pair caregivers, set on-call or quiet windows, and coordinate who should receive an overnight request.
Do we need an Apple Watch?
No. MostAwake works on iPhone. Apple Watch adds faster access to alerts and help actions, and sleep-aware routing can use permitted Apple Health data when it is available.
Is MostAwake for emergencies?
No. MostAwake is an assistive caregiver tool, not a medical device or emergency service. In an emergency, call local emergency services.
CareWatch grew into MostAwake.