Someoneyou loveis coming homefrom the hospital.NOW WHAT?

Tell DaVinci what’s happening.He helps you see what you may be missing—and what actually matters next.

$47 one time · 14-day money-back guarantee

Mona arriving home with discharge papers, prescriptions, a phone and a pharmacy bag
Ground Zero

MENTIONED doesn’t mean ARRANGEDUnfinished things have a peculiar way of sounding finished.DaVinci helps you see what’s actually handled—and what still needs attention.

Mona at the discharge desk hears, Don't worry — somebody's handling the walker. Her thought bubble: Ah. Somebody. My favorite department.

Why theFirst 72 Hours?

Because this is when the plan meets real life.

The hospital’s job is ending.Yours is just beginning.

They call it discharge.For the family, it’s a handoff.

The discharge instructions are one thing.Once you’re home is another.

Medications.   Equipment.   Follow-ups.   Help.   The house.   The first night.

This is when what’s mentioned has to become what’s actually happening.

The first 72 hours are where small gaps become real-life problems.

And that’s exactly where DaVinci comes in.

Mom comes home tomorrow.

You tell DaVinci

“Mom has two new prescriptions. The pharmacy closes at six, and my sister isn’t picking us up until five-thirty.”

DaVinci catches what’s easy to miss

“Those prescriptions may not be waiting for you when you get home. Before discharge, confirm they’ve actually been sent, filled, and can be picked up tonight.”

He doesn’t just write it down. He thinks about it.

You know your person.DaVinci knows what to look for.

You talk. He understands the situation, connects things that sounded separate, notices what may be missing, and works out what deserves your attention next. Then he quietly keeps the result straight in HQ.

Get oriented.

Get organized.

Get prioritized.

Take bite-size actions.

Stay focused on one day at a time.

A map made out of your own situation.

Mona asks DaVinci how he knew what to ask; DaVinci explains that families often do not know it is a question yet

THAT’S THE POINT.

You shouldn’t have to know what to ask. DaVinci listens to what’s happening, connects the dots, catches what may be missing, and figures out what needs your attention next.

“They mentioned a walker.”

Did they actually order it, or just discuss it?

“Susan can help tomorrow.”

Who’s helping tonight?

“They said she’s ready to come home.”

How is she getting from bed to bathroom tonight?

Just tell DaVinci what’s happening.

Conversationally. Casually. Like you’re catching him up.

Talk. Type. Ramble. Heck, start in the middle. DaVinci can keep up.

Your First 72 Hours with Dear DaVinci includes HQ—your place to keep what matters organized as the situation changes.No forms to complete. No new complicated system to manage.

Mona talks through everything at once — Mom's coming home tomorrow, a medication changed, the walker, Susan, the stairs — and on her phone DaVinci replies that the walker and the stairs are actually connected, and asks how she will get safely from the bed to the bathroom tonight.

You talk. He thinks.

Speak it or type it — DaVinci answers in writing, so you can keep it, share it, or come back to it later.

HQ

The place you always go back to.

Now
What deserves your attention next
Waiting
What’s with someone else
Handled
What’s already taken care of
Later
What doesn’t need your attention yet

You talk.DaVinci builds.

DaVinci custom builds your very own HQ out of your actual situation as you go.You never fill anything out.

“I put that in HQ. You don’t have to remember it.”DaVinci

  • Custom-built for you.
  • Yours for at least 12 months.

HQ — Mom, home Tuesday

Illustrative HQ example · not a live account

Needs you now

3
  • Confirm walker delivery windowNo one owns this yet
  • Pharmacy — 2 scripts not filledCalled 4:10pm, on hold
  • Three entry steps → ramp questionDaVinci flagged the connection

Waiting on someone

2
  • Home health intake callPromised: within 48h
  • Discharge summary copyRequested Tue

Handled

2
  • Bedroom moved downstairsBrother, Tue evening
  • Insurance pre-auth confirmedRef #4471

DaVinci noticed

“The walker and the three entry steps may be the same problem. Want me to work that one first?”

What DaVinci caught.

Mentioned

does not necessarily mean

Arranged

Discussed

does not necessarily mean

Ordered

Tomorrow

does not solve

Tonight

“The walker and the stairs may actually be the same problem.”

He tells you what he notices — so you can confirm it with the person who actually knows.

Your First 72 Hours

24

At first · Find your footing

Get your footing.

He catches what may be missing, what deserves attention now, and what can wait.

48

As things change · Reorient

Tell DaVinci what changed.

He understands what’s changed, how that affects what you need to do today... and navigates you through it.

72

By Hour 72 · Regain your attention

Know what’s handled, what’s still in motion, and what deserves you next.

DaVinci preserves the useful state so unresolved things are not lost—and you do not have to keep carrying everything in your head.

You don’t start over.DaVinci keeps the thread.

And tomorrow, you don’t start over. DaVinci remembers what happened today—what was decided, what’s still open, who’s doing what—so you don’t have to explain the whole thing again.

You can exhale before everything is resolved.

3 days ago, Mona’s attention belonged to everything.Today, it belongs to her again.

Mona tends roses on a sunlit porch while DaVinci rests nearby with tea
Mona and DaVinci at a café: Mona says she can't believe she's sitting here like a sane person, then asks if she can have him a little while longer. DaVinci answers that life has a habit of coming up with sequels — fortunately, so does he.
“You already have enough decisions to make. I shouldn’t be another big one.”
DaVinci

A LOT OF DAVINCI. A VERY SMALL DECISION.

Your entire First 72 Hours. Your personal HQ. $47. Once.

HE THINKS WITH YOU

Connects the dots. Catches what may be missing. Helps determine what matters next.

HE KEEPS THE THREAD

Tomorrow doesn’t begin at zero. DaVinci remembers what’s already happened.

HE KEEPS IT STRAIGHT

Your personal HQ organizes NOW · WAITING · HANDLED · LATER — and remains available for at least 12 months.

ALL OF THAT.$47.ONCE.

No subscription. No giant forms. No starting over tomorrow.

We put a lot into DaVinci.We deliberately didn’t put a lot on the price.

Start my First 72 Hours — $47

Because the moment you need DaVinci shouldn’t come with another difficult decision.

The First 72 Hourswith Dear DaVinci

$47 one time

  • Three focused days with DaVinci
  • Continuous context across all three days
  • HQ, built from your own situation
  • DaVinci’s prioritization and catches
  • A clear view of now, waiting, handled and later
  • HQ access for at least 12 months
Start my First 72 Hours — $47

One payment · 14-day money-back guarantee

DaVinci helps you understand, organize, prepare and know what to ask. He does not diagnose, prescribe or replace licensed professional judgment.

Optional · Added people

Keep everyone on the same page.

Most people start with Just Me — $47 one time, for you. If others are helping, you can add them.

Your Team

+$24

one time · $71 total

Up to 3 people total

You + up to 2 others

Whole Team

+$47

one time · $94 total

Up to 8 people total

You + up to 7 others

The purchaser keeps ownership and full HQ access. Team links expire after 7 days unless the owner extends or reauthorizes them. View only, Help out, or Help me manage. Medications remain read-only for team members.
Sher Joniff, founder of Dear DaVinci

Sher Joniff

Founder

Why Dear DaVinci was built

I learned early on in the film and entertainment industry that the people who best managed extraordinary complexities weren't carrying everything in their heads. They had systems.

Years later, watching people suddenly coordinate care for someone they love, I wondered why we have sophisticated systems for productions and companies—but so little for one of life's most overwhelming transitions.

I became fascinated by what an impact, the first 72 hours of a life transition, has on everything that follows.

DaVinci listens to what’s happening, connects details that may not seem connected, catches what may be missing, and helps you figure out what actually needs your attention next. He separates what’s urgent from what can wait, what’s handled from what only sounds handled, and what you need to do from what belongs to someone else. Then he keeps it all straight in HQ—so instead of carrying a hundred loose ends in your head, you can see where things stand, what matters now, and what to do next.

That's what HQ is: somewhere to get your bearings, gather the pieces, and take the next step.

I built Dear DaVinci because the person holding everything together deserves support, too. You deserve room to breathe, to find your footing, and to be there for the person you love.

❤️ Sher

The questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is Dear DaVinci?

You tell DaVinci what’s happening. He works out what it means, what may be missing, and what deserves your attention next — and keeps the result straight in HQ, your place for everything as the situation changes.

What should I do first?

Tell DaVinci what is happening, in your own words. Type, talk, or ramble — you do not need to organize it first or know what to ask.

Ramble. DaVinci will sort.

Why is the First 72 Hours only $47?

Because the moment you need DaVinci is probably not the moment you want another difficult decision to make.

We put a lot into DaVinci. We deliberately didn’t put a lot on the price.

For $47 once, you get the entire First 72 Hours with DaVinci and your personal HQ, which remains available for at least 12 months. No subscription.

We want the decision to get help to feel simple — because you already have enough decisions to make.

What gets missed most often in the first 72 hours after hospital discharge?

Often, they’re not the obvious things. It is the gap between something being mentioned and actually being confirmed: equipment, medications, transportation, home health, follow-up, or who is responsible for what. DaVinci is designed to look for those gaps.

What if I don’t even know what questions I’m supposed to ask?

That is exactly the point.

You know your person. DaVinci knows what to look for.

DaVinci looks across the situation for missing pieces, contradictions, dependencies, and things that deserve clarification, as well as identifying next steps.

How is Dear DaVinci different from a hospital discharge checklist or general AI assistant?

A checklist starts with what is supposed to happen. General AI answers the questions you know to ask.

DaVinci starts with what is actually happening. He connects what you tell him, notices what may be missing, separates what matters now from what can wait, and keeps the thread as things change.

What do I get for $47?

One payment includes a 72-hour intelligence-guided transition with DaVinci, continuous context as the situation changes, HQ built from your situation, DaVinci’s prioritization and catches, and a clear view of what is handled, waiting, next, and later.

When does my First 72 Hours begin?

They begin when you open your purchased Dear DaVinci experience. DaVinci starts building HQ from what you tell him in your first conversation.

What remains after the guided 72 hours?

Your HQ and the information organized there remain available for at least 12 months, so you can return to what was handled, what was waiting, and what needed attention next.

Is this medical advice?

No. DaVinci doesn’t diagnose, prescribe, or make medical decisions for you.

What he can do is help you make sense of what’s happening around the transition, notice questions or loose ends you may not have thought of, catch missed items, organize what you already know, and help you prepare the right questions for the right professional.

If something belongs with a doctor, pharmacist, nurse, therapist, equipment provider, or another qualified professional, DaVinci helps you get to that conversation better prepared.

What if the discharge plan changes once we get home?

That is normal. Tell DaVinci what changed. He updates the picture, preserves what still stands, and helps you see what deserves attention next.

Do I need to have all the details before I start?

No. Start with what you know—even if it’s scattered, incomplete, or “someone said they’d handle it.” Tell DaVinci what’s happening. He’ll help you organize the pieces, identify what still needs confirming, and work out what deserves your attention first.

How do I know what matters now and what can wait?

Not everything deserves your attention at once. DaVinci helps by separating what deserves your attention next from what’s with someone else, what’s already handled, and what doesn’t need you yet — so you can respond instead of reacting.

How do I know if something is actually arranged, not just mentioned?

This is extremely Dear DaVinci. “Ordered,” “referred,” “someone will call,” “arranged,” etc. can describe very different states. DaVinci helps you distinguish what has actually been confirmed from what is still in motion.

Can other people help?

Optionally. You can add other people to your First 72 Hours with Your Team or Whole Team. You stay the owner, private links expire after 7 days unless you extend them, and medications stay read-only for everyone you add.

You don’t need to have everything figured out before theycome home.

Tell DaVinci what’s happening and start.He’ll help you see what matters now —and have somewhere for the rest to go.

$47 one time · 14-day money-back guarantee

You can exhale before everything is resolved.