LaresCare — Screen Wireframes v1

Low-fidelity mockups for family/buyer discovery interviews. The point is to provoke reaction — what's clear, what's missing, what they'd actually open — not to look finished. We iterate from what people say.

Wireframe for discussion · not final visual design · content and layout will change from interview feedback
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How Mom's doing
Eleanor · today, checked in 8:10am
Doing okay today
Talked with Lares this morning. Slept well, ate breakfast, in good spirits. Nothing that needs you.
This week
Steady — no notable changeson track
Worth knowing
Mentioned her knee twicewatching
Missed her walk yesterdayminor
Home
Check-ins
Circle
1 · Family home. The one screen the adult child opens each morning: is my parent okay, and is there anything I need to do. Reassurance first; concerns surfaced quietly.
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Today's check-in
Eleanor · 8:10am · 6 min conversation
What Lares heard
"Slept alright. The knee's still bothering me on the stairs but I managed."
"Skipped my walk — didn't feel up to it. I'll go tomorrow."
"Talked to my grandson. That made my day."
What we noticed
MoodGood
Knee — 2nd mention this weekWatching
ActivityBelow her usual
See full conversation
Home
Check-ins
Circle
2 · Check-in detail. When they want more, the actual daily conversation in the parent's own words, plus what the system flagged. Builds trust that it's really listening — and shows the "eyes between visits."
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Something changed
Eleanor · flagged 2:40pm
worth a call
Eleanor seems more confused today
In today's check-in she repeated the same question three times and couldn't recall if she'd taken her morning pills. This is a change from her usual. Not an emergency — but a good day to call.
Why we flagged it
Repetition3× (usual: 0)
Medication recallUnsure
Baseline shiftNotable
Call Mom now
Message the care circle
Home
Check-ins
Circle
3 · The early heads-up. The product's whole promise in one screen: caught early, explained plainly, biased toward "call your mom" — never a diagnosis, never alarmist. This is the moment that's worth paying for.
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Lares
Good morning, Eleanor
Good morning, Eleanor. How did you sleep?
Pretty good. Up once but back down.
Glad to hear it. How's the knee feeling on the stairs today?
Still there but I managed.
Good for you. Are you thinking of taking your walk this morning?
Type or tap the mic…
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4 · The parent's companion. What the senior actually experiences — voice-first, warm, no dashboards. Show this so the family understands the parent isn't being "monitored," they're being talked with. Engagement here is the whole engine.
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Eleanor's circle
3 people · shared view
Who's looking out
M
Marc — son
Gets all updates · 90 min away
R
Rosa — caregiver
Mon/Wed/Fri mornings · logs visits
A
Anna — daughter
Alerts only · overseas
Caregiver's last visit
Rosa, Wed 9am: "Good morning, ate well, we did knee exercises. Seemed a little tired."
Add someone to the circle
Home
Check-ins
Circle
5 · The care circle. Family + paid caregiver + far-away sibling on one shared picture — the caregiver logs visits, everyone sees the same truth. This is the switching-cost layer and the agency touchpoint: leaving means re-onboarding the whole circle.