Bearing Life is free for 14 days. Then one subscription covers everyone you invite.
Nothing charged today. Cancel any time.
Billed through the App Store or Google Play after your trial.
The whole trial, start to finish.
You get the whole app for 14 days.
Do it in your App Store or Google Play settings. The trial ends when you cancel.
$99.99 a year or $12.99 a month, whichever you picked.
You get the whole app for 14 days.
Do it in your App Store or Google Play settings. The trial ends when you cancel.
$99.99 a year or $12.99 a month, whichever you picked.
To avoid a charge, cancel in your App Store or Google Play subscription settings before the trial ends. The stores can bill up to 24 hours before a period ends, so don't leave it to the last minute.
Free apps get paid some other way, often with your information. Bearing Life holds your family's medical and legal details. That should never be how anyone makes money.
You pay us.
Nobody else does.
No ads. Nothing sold. Nobody you invite pays to join.
Short answers, in plain words.
$12.99 a month or $99.99 a year, after 14 days free. There's no free plan and no charge per person.
Yes, in your App Store or Google Play subscription settings. If you cancel during the trial, you aren't charged and you keep access until the trial ends. Deleting the app doesn't cancel a subscription, so cancel there first.
Yes, in the app under Settings, Account, Delete account. For a copy of your information first, email info@trybearinglife.com.
Cancelling never deletes your information. It stays in your account until you delete it, and you can delete it or ask us for a copy any time. Access to Bearing Life is locked until you resubscribe.
Yes, you invite the people who need it and choose what each one sees. Inviting is free, and you can change access or remove someone any time.
Only the people you invite can see it, and we never sell it or use it for ads. The Security page has the details.
Two optional features use AI: scanning a document so you don't type it in, and building a crisis plan. Your information isn't used to train AI models, and you can always enter everything by hand.
One app for your family's medications, documents and tasks. It's built so a sibling, a partner or paid help can take real pieces off your plate.
The person holding it all together, usually someone caring for an aging parent while raising kids. If you're the one everybody calls, it was built for you.
A folder holds files. Bearing Life puts a name on every task, lets you choose what each person sees, and keeps the plan where everyone can find it.
Start with current medications and doses, allergies, conditions and emergency contacts. Doctors, insurance and legal documents can come after.
No, Bearing Life organizes information and doesn't diagnose, advise or treat. It isn't an emergency service, so in an emergency call 911 first.
Preston started Bearing Life after realizing his own family had nothing in place. A notes app, a camera roll and sticky notes on the fridge are a tools problem, not an effort problem.
Two founders, Preston Vigil in Dallas and Payton Stroot in St. Louis. Read our story.
Write to us and we'll answer. Please leave medical details out of the email.