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Two-tap feeds.
Care stays aligned.

Built for families and caregivers managing G, J, and NG feeds at home. Log feeds in seconds, and keep every handoff clear.

Tubular Daily Care showing a live feeding session with time remaining, volume progress, and today's timeline below
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Tubular is on Google Play now. The App Store is next.

Tubular Daily Care is live on Google Play — you can install it on Android today. The App Store release for iPhone is coming soon.

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Live on Android · App Store coming soon

Where you’ll find it
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The real burden

The routine is hard. The day’s answers are scattered.

Feeds, flushes, rate changes, tube changes. Today’s answers live in a text thread, on a sticky note, or with whoever was here last. Every handoff starts by asking again.

7:41 AM · the family thread

What time did she eat last?

11:30 AM

You only gave her 110 mL? We needed to bump her up to 120

Everyone needs the same answer.
12:58 PM · taped to the fridge

Formula changed. New rate starts tonight.

Care changes outrun the handoff.
March? April? · nobody wrote it down

When was her last tube change?

Milestones get lost between clinic visits.

That was us. Countless text messages and constantly asking each other “When does she eat next?”

Dustin and Vanessa Verzal
Dustin & Vanessa · founders, tube-feeding parents
How Tubular Daily Care helps

One care day, kept together.

Follow a real day through the app. Logged in seconds, visible to every helper who needs it.

  1. 8:05 AM · morning feed running

    The pump runs; the day stays on the record

    Start, pause, and finish with time and volume in view. Every feed lands on today's timeline the moment it happens. No notebook math later.

    • Live progress
    • Remaining volume
    • Today's timeline
    Tubular home screen showing a live feeding session with remaining time and today's timeline
  2. 12:40 PM · a med is due after the feed

    Meds, water, symptoms in two taps

    Whatever the routine needs, Quick Log keeps up. A saved med logs in two taps, and the symptom it treats lands on the same record for the next visit.

    • Saved meds
    • Water presets
    • Symptoms
    Tubular Quick Log sheet with water, meds, nutrition, and symptom logging over the home screen
  3. 12:42 PM · three blocks away

    Grandma's phone already knows

    One backed-up care record, shared with every helper you invite. No text chains, no guesswork at the next handoff.

    • Invited helpers
    • Backup status
    • Offline-safe
    Tubular backup settings: the care record backed up and synced, with a Helpers list and an Invite button to add helpers
Three Tubular tap tags on a keychain This one lives on the diaper bag.
Tubular Tap Pack

One tag. The right next step for whoever taps it.

You link each tag to your account. A tap doesn't open a menu. It opens the moment you need.

  • New phone? Tapping installs the app and gets a helper set up.

  • New helper? One tap requests to join your care team. You approve who gets in.

  • Feed time? A tap starts the scheduled session.

  • In between? A tap opens quick log for water, meds, or nutrition.

Nothing personal lives on the tag. It carries only an encrypted link to your account. Lose one, and no information goes with it.

About the Tap Pack
Common questions

Questions families ask before they trust it.

Clear answers on privacy, everyday workflow, care appointments, and where the product stands right now.
The Tubular community

24 families are managing tube feeding at home with Tubular.

  • Private by design. Family data is never sold.
  • Free on Google Play.
  • Works offline. Changes sync when you reconnect.
  1. Tonight’s note
  2. Morning summary
  3. Next visit

Care aligned.Every handoff.Starting tonight.

Get Tubular Daily Care. Make the next handoff the calm one.

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