About Lomren
Built for the quiet, heavy work of caregiving.
Lomren exists for one reason: caregiving is hard to carry alone, and the people doing it deserve something calmer than another app demanding their attention.
Our Mission
Support the caregiver, not just the care
Most tools built around caregiving focus entirely on the person being cared for. Lomren starts from the other side of that relationship — the person holding the details, making the calls, and carrying the weight of it, often quietly. Our mission is to give that person a place to check in, think things through, and feel a little less alone in it.
Product Philosophy
Thoughtful AI, on purpose
Calm by default
Caregiving already asks for a lot of attention. Lomren isn't built to compete for more of it — no streaks, no badges, nothing designed to pull you back in more than the day already does.
Grounded, not guessing
Everything Lomren reflects back comes from what you've actually shared — your own check-ins and conversations. It doesn't pull from outside records, and it doesn't fill in the gaps with a guess.
Family, included
Caregiving is rarely just one person's job, even when it feels that way. Lomren is built so the people helping out can stay on the same page, instead of the details living in one person's head.
Why Lomren Exists
Because the hard part is rarely the logistics
Anyone who has cared for a parent, a spouse, or another loved one knows the logistics — medications, appointments, updates to the rest of the family — are only part of it. The harder part is quieter: not being sure if what you're noticing matters, wondering if you're doing enough, and carrying all of it without much acknowledgment.
Lomren was built around that quieter part. Not to replace the judgment of a caregiver, and never to replace a doctor or care team — just to give the caregiver themselves a place to put things down for a minute, and pick them back up with a little more clarity.
Why I Built Lomren
The people caring for someone else often have the least support.
Working alongside healthcare professionals, I've seen how much families quietly carry when caring for someone they love.
One theme kept coming up.
The patient receives appointments, treatments, and a care plan.
The caregiver goes home carrying everything else.
The reminders.
The uncertainty.
The responsibility of noticing small changes.
The weight of trying to do the right thing every day without knowing if they're doing enough.
I started building Lomren because I believed caregivers deserved support too.
Not another complicated medical platform.
Not something that replaces doctors or family.
Just a calm, trusted place to keep track of what's happening, recognize patterns over time, and feel a little less alone.
Lomren is still being built, but every decision comes back to the same question:
Will this genuinely make life easier for a caregiver?
If the answer isn't yes, we keep improving.
— Sam Zeglinski
Founder, Lomren
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