Family Health Handbook
Core product Record the little things daily, protect the big things for your family
Definition in one sentence
Family Health Handbook is a family health management product from JiaBenAnKang: a lightweight family health tool focused on recording the everyday "eat, drink, toilet, sleep" data of older adults and infants. It provides nine categories of structured records — eating, drinking, bowel movements, urination, sleep, medical visits, medication, vital signs and menstrual cycles — and layers custom reminders and rule-engine alerts, an AI health assistant, weekly health reports and multi-member family collaboration on top of those records. It is centered on the WeChat Mini Program, with H5 also available.
It turns scattered, easily overlooked everyday care information into a collaborative, alertable and reviewable family health asset — this is what sets Family Health Handbook apart from an ordinary recording tool.
- Sensitive field encryptionEncrypted health data storage with integrity signatures
- Consent recordsAuthorizations are traceable, queryable and provable
- Ownership checksAccess is validated against record ownership; out-of-scope access is denied
- Data portabilityFull JSON export, with account deletion supported
Product positioning
Family Health Handbook serves family scenarios and solves four specific pain points:
| Pain point | How it shows up | How Family Health Handbook responds |
|---|---|---|
| Recording is inconvenient | Pen, paper and chat history, hard to review afterwards | Nine categories of structured records, optional quantities and one-tap back-filling |
| Reminders are not timely | Forgetting to take medicine or measure, with no one to remind | Custom scheduled reminders (multi-time support) + twelve rule-engine alert types |
| Collaboration is unclear | Information asymmetry between family members, broken handovers | Five-level role permissions, data shared within the authorized scope |
| Management is not sustained | Giving up after three days of recording, no visible value | Trend dashboards, weekly health reports and annual reports create positive feedback |
Core capabilities
1. Nine categories of structured health records
These cover the most genuine parts of day-to-day family care. Every item can be filled in as needed, avoiding "recording becomes too heavy, so users give up".
| Record type | Contents |
|---|---|
| Eating | Meal, portion size, food content and notes |
| Drinking | Type of drink and volume of water |
| Bowel movements | Stool form (Bristol scale), color and amount |
| Urination | Condition and amount |
| Sleep | Falling-asleep and waking times, duration and quality |
| Medical visits | Institution, department, diagnosis and doctor's orders |
| Medication | Drug name, dose, time taken and adherence tracking |
| Vital signs | Temperature, blood pressure, heart rate, blood glucose, weight, height and more, with batch vital-sign sharing |
| Menstrual cycle | Start and end, flow and cycle prediction |
Records are managed by attribution to a family member profile. One family can care for several members at the same time, with data isolated between profiles. Long-press a home-screen card to save in one step, and frequently used forms remember your last choices, making continuous recording effortless.
2. Smart reminders and alerts
Alerts are where the product's core value is felt — they make "the product is watching over your family" something users genuinely experience.
- Custom scheduled reminders: set medication, measurement, feeding, daily-routine and other reminders as needed — one-off, daily, weekly, monthly and custom-interval cycles are supported, and one reminder can carry multiple time slots (up to 8) managed as a group;
- Twelve rule-engine alert types: risk moments such as a missed dose, abnormal vital signs, a long period without food, a delayed period, an overdue follow-up visit or frequent sugary drinks are identified automatically and reach the family;
- Do-not-disturb by design: alerts have a cooldown mechanism and a night-time quiet policy, so "notification overload" does not push users to switch notifications off;
- A safety baseline on the free plan: the three high-frequency alerts that form the safety baseline (missed medication, abnormal vital signs and a long period without food) are open to free users, so protection is not withheld behind a paywall.
3. AI health assistant
Rather than piling on showy features, our AI is grounded in the recording and comprehension steps to lower the barrier to use.
Health Q&A
Responds instantly to family health questions with a streamed reply, using the member profile as context for explanations that fit the actual situation.
Photo recognition
Upload a photo of a medicine box, lab report or skin condition to help extract key information and reduce manual entry.
Voice recording
Complete a record by saying one sentence: live waveform feedback while recording, silence trimmed automatically, quick templates for high-frequency dimensions, a confirmation card before saving, and one-tap retry or manual fallback when recognition fails — built for older adults recording on their own and for caregivers whose hands are full.
Daily summary
Automatically condenses the day's records into a readable daily summary, so family members do not have to read through every entry.
AI health analysis
Generates personalized health suggestions and trend interpretations from recorded data; analyses are kept over time so family members can revisit and compare.
Free users get 5 trial AI uses per month (shared across Q&A, photo recognition and voice recording); the quota grows with plan upgrades.
Boundary note: All AI output carries an explicit disclaimer. It is positioned as health information comprehension and lifestyle suggestions and does not provide medical diagnosis, treatment advice or prescription services.
4. Health insights and outputs
- Trend dashboard: multi-dimensional trend comparison for temperature, weight, sleep, food intake and other metrics (7 days / 30 days);
- Weekly health report: a health report generated automatically each week, downloadable in HTML for printing and keeping;
- Growth curves: infant height and weight compared against WHO and national-standard percentile curves, so the pace of growth can be judged at a glance;
- Medication adherence analysis: charts showing how well medication was taken and highlighting the time slots most prone to missed doses;
- Annual health report: a full-year data summary with seasonal comparisons, forming a reviewable annual health asset.
5. Family collaboration
Multiple invitation methods and a five-level role permission model let every family member take part without overstepping.
| Role | Permission level |
|---|---|
| Administrator (family owner account) | Full permissions; manages members and authorization settings |
| Caregiver (family member / nanny) | Read and write health data within the authorized scope |
| Observer (adult children living elsewhere) | Read-only viewing; cannot modify records |
| Care recipient · Self-sufficient older adult | Records their own data |
| Care recipient · Infant / older adult with limited capacity | Records are entered by the caregiver |
- Invitation methods: invitation code, QR code and SMS invitation, so invitees join with zero friction;
- Ownership checks: every data operation is validated against record ownership, preventing out-of-scope access to another person's profile;
- Multiple families: one account can take part in several families (for example caring for both your own parents and your in-laws); the family page groups the people you care for by family.
6. Subscriptions and entitlements
The product offers a free plan and several paid plans. The entitlement matrix is anchored on the number of care recipient profiles, with additional tiers for trend ranges (7 / 30 days), weekly health reports, data export (CSV / PDF), annual reports, the family health overview and the number of families one account can join, so families can choose according to their real needs.
| Plan | Price | Profiles | Members | AI quota |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | ¥0 | 2 | 4 | 5 / month |
| Monthly | ¥19.9 / month (first month ¥9.9) | 5 | 10 | 100 / month |
| Monthly auto-renewal | First month ¥9.9 (renews at ¥14.9) | 5 | 10 | 100 / month |
| Yearly Recommended | ¥99 / year | 8 | 16 | 500 / month |
| Family | ¥199 / year | 10 | 20 | 1000 / month |
| Student / low-income | ¥49.5 / year (subject to review) | 8 | 16 | 500 / month |
The table shows core quotas only; the full entitlement matrix is published inside the product. There is also a trial tier that cannot be purchased (it is granted through campaigns or rewards and automatically falls back to the free plan when it expires). A built-in rewards system grants extra free time for registration, consecutive check-ins (7 / 14 / 30 days), successfully inviting family members, newborn gifts and gifts for elders aged 70 and above. Prices, entitlements and tiers may change with operational policy; the version published inside the product prevails.
Use cases
Care for older adults at home
Families where children are away or a nanny provides support use records and alerts to keep track of an older adult's daily state, reducing the risk created by information gaps.
Infant growth tracking
Continuous recording of feeding, sleep, excretion and growth curves helps parents judge the pace of growth and gives pediatric check-ups complete data.
Chronic disease management for older adults
Medication adherence tracking and vital-sign trend comparison give day-to-day chronic-disease management an evidence base, making it easier to explain the situation to a doctor at a follow-up visit.
Family health collaboration
When several members take part in care, tiered permissions and data sharing run in parallel — keeping everyone involved while protecting privacy boundaries.
Available on multiple platforms
One set of capabilities is centered on the WeChat Mini Program, with H5 also available: the WeChat Mini Program for recording anytime in daily life, H5 for lightweight access and demos, and the operations console for institutional configuration and data analysis. The entry points and typical usage paths for each platform are listed in the multi-platform section of Contact us.
Technical highlights
- Data security: sensitive fields are stored encrypted, backed by data integrity signatures and ownership checks so records stay authentic and traceable;
- Consistent across platforms: the WeChat Mini Program and H5 run from a single codebase, keeping capabilities and experience consistent;
- Extensible: alert rules, entitlement tiers and business dictionaries can be configured in the console; new record dimensions ship with product releases, without requiring users to migrate data structures manually.
FAQ
Below are the most frequent questions about Family Health Handbook. For data security and privacy, alert disturbances, subscription renewals and institutional partnerships, see the dedicated FAQ page.
What is Family Health Handbook?
Family Health Handbook is a family health management product from JiaBenAnKang: a lightweight family health tool focused on recording the everyday "eat, drink, toilet, sleep" data of older adults and infants. It provides nine categories of structured records — eating, drinking, bowel movements, urination, sleep, medical visits, medication, vital signs and menstrual cycles — and layers reminders and alerts, an AI health assistant, weekly health reports and multi-member family collaboration on top of those records. It is centered on the WeChat Mini Program, with H5 also available.
How is Family Health Handbook different from an ordinary health tracking tool?
There are three differences. First, the smallest unit is the family rather than the individual, with five levels of role permissions and multi-person collaborative care. Second, recording leads somewhere: reminders and alerts proactively reach family members at moments such as a missed dose, abnormal vital signs or a long period without food. Third, it is purpose-built for the two most demanding care scenarios — older adults and infants — including Bristol stool scale options, batch vital-sign sharing, voice recording and an elderly-friendly interface.
What data does Family Health Handbook record?
Nine categories: eating (meals, portion size and food content); drinking (beverages and volume); bowel movements (Bristol type, color and amount); urination (condition and amount); sleep (falling asleep and waking times, duration and quality); medical visits (institution, department, diagnosis and the doctor's advice); medication (drug name, dose, time taken and adherence); vital signs (temperature, blood pressure, heart rate, blood glucose, weight, height and more); and menstrual cycles (start and end, flow and cycle prediction).
Does Family Health Handbook require entering every record by hand? Is it hard to keep up?
No, you do not type everything out. All nine categories offer structured options and graphical pickers, with one-tap back-filling and batch vital-sign sharing. Voice recording (say one sentence and the record is done) and photo recognition (for medicine boxes, lab reports and similar images, to help extract information) further lower the cost of entry. Trend dashboards and weekly health reports provide positive feedback, which reduces the "give up after three days" problem.
My elderly parent cannot use a smartphone. Can they still use Family Health Handbook?
Yes. Care recipients themselves do not need to be able to operate anything: family members, caregivers or helpers can enter all records on their behalf. Self-sufficient older adults can also record by voice. The product additionally offers an elderly-friendly theme that enlarges text and increases contrast.
Can several family members provide care together in Family Health Handbook?
Yes. One family can manage multiple care recipient profiles at the same time, with data isolated between profiles. Members join via an invitation code, QR code or SMS invitation, and the family administrator assigns roles and authorization scopes. If you care for both your own parents and your in-laws, a single account can participate in multiple families.
Want to try it first?
You can start using Family Health Handbook right away from the Mini Program or H5 entry point, or contact us for advice tailored to your family's situation.