♡ElderCartGroceries for Mom, without the app maze.
Florida

She taps one button. You sleep at night.

The stores already deliver. What's missing is the part in between: a list that stays right week after week, type big enough to read, and a caregiver who can see it all from three states away. ElderCart is that part — and only that part. The store's own drivers do the driving.

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Works with the stores' own deliveryLarge type, one buttonEnglish · EspañolCaregiver view
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Free list builder

Tell us the weekly shop. We make it repeatable.

Describe the household and the usual groceries — or paste last week's receipt. You get the organized standing list, the store-delivery options that actually serve the ZIP, and the caregiver handoff plan. The paid plan keeps the list, tracks changes, and gives the senior the one-button page.

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Free. About 20 seconds.

Why this exists

The delivery exists. The calm doesn't.

Every chain around Saint Cloud delivers — Walmart+, Publix and Winn-Dixie through Instacart, BJ's same-day. Each has its own app, login, substitution rules and fees, designed for someone 40 with two thumbs free. The gap isn't logistics; it's a senior-sized front door with a caregiver's window in it.

1 buttonthe senior's page is the standing list in large type with one action — Send This Week — because the hard part of online groceries at 78 is everything except wanting groceriesSource: ElderCart design principleTheir driversorders hand off to the store's own delivery service (Walmart+, Instacart for Publix and Winn-Dixie, BJ's same-day) — ElderCart never takes custody of food, payment for groceries, or deliverySource: Walmart+ · Instacart program pagesFrom anywherethe caregiver sees the list, the changes, and what went out this week — the setup is designed for the daughter in Atlanta, not just the mom in FloridaSource: caregiver view

How it works

Set up once. Send weekly. Stay in the loop.

01

Build the standing list

Describe the usual shop or paste a receipt. ElderCart organizes it, flags what each nearby store's delivery can carry, and sets the week rhythm.

02

The senior sends it

Large type, the whole list visible, one button. Changes are a phone call or a tap — and the caregiver sees them.

03

The store delivers

The order goes out through the store's own delivery service under the family's account. Substitutions and delivery questions follow the store's rules — we translate them into plain language.

Plans

Setup is free. The calm is $9 a month.

Buyer: the adult child holding a parent's groceries together from another city — and the agencies and Councils on Aging doing it at scale (Osceola COA and Seniors First are on the outreach list). Channel: caregiver FB groups + those agencies.

Family
$9per month

One household: the standing list, the one-button page, the caregiver view.

  • Standing weekly list, large-type senior page
  • Caregiver sees the list and weekly sends
  • Store-delivery handoff links kept current
  • Cancel any time
Family year
$79per year

Same plan, two months free, one less card charge to explain.

  • Everything in Family
  • 12 months
  • Both languages
  • Cancel any time
Agencies
$99per month

Home-care agencies, senior centers, Councils on Aging: branded, for your caseload.

  • Your branding, unlimited households
  • Care-manager view across clients
  • Spanish and English
  • Cancel any time

All prices in USD, handled by Stripe, for the ElderCart service only. Groceries and delivery are paid to the store through the family's own store account; ElderCart never charges for food, never marks up delivery, and takes no commission from any store.