
Trusted care. Connected people.
Simplifying care coordination and helping you stay connected with your loved ones: find a provider, request a visit and follow every visit from one place.
How it works
Add → Request → Follow
Add your loved one
Create a care profile with care needs, mobility, preferences and an emergency contact.
Request care
Choose a service and a provider, then pick one visit or a recurring schedule.
Follow every visit
See who is coming, when they arrive and a summary when the visit is done.
Features
Everything a family needs to coordinate care
From the first request to the visit summary, the whole family sees the same plan.

Find the right provider
Browse care providers by service, language and reviews, and see the credentials of their staff.

Care profiles for loved ones
Keep care needs, mobility, preferences and emergency contacts together for everyone you care for.

Visit tracking and summaries
Know when care staff check in and out, and read what happened at each visit.

Family access
Invite relatives with the right permissions, so everyone who helps stays informed.
Built for real life
Care that fits your family.
Families, care providers and care staff each get their own view of the same plan, so care is arranged calmly and everyone knows what happens next.
Get started
Ready to coordinate care for your loved one?
Create your account and add the first care profile in minutes.
About Zomtala
One place to arrange and follow home care
Zomtala is a home care coordination app. Families add the people they care for, find care providers, request one-time or recurring visits and follow each visit from check-in to summary. Relatives can be given access with the permissions you choose.
Care providers use Zomtala to receive requests, assign qualified staff, manage credentials and schedules, and keep families informed. Care staff see their visits, check in and out, and record care notes.
Zomtala coordinates care with independent care providers; it does not provide medical care or medical advice, and it is not an emergency service. Zomtala is made by Zomsi and is being prepared for launch.
Services
Care people arrange with Zomtala
Personal care
Help with bathing, dressing, grooming and other daily routines at home.
Companionship
Regular visits for conversation, activities and a friendly check-in.
Nursing visits
Visits from licensed nurses, arranged through their care provider.
Meal preparation
Support with planning and preparing meals at home.
Transportation
Help getting to appointments, errands and social activities.
Post-discharge support
Extra help at home in the days after a hospital stay.
Guides
Plan home care with confidence
Home care planning checklist for families
A practical checklist for arranging home care for a parent or loved one: what to write down, what to ask and how to share the plan with your family.
Choosing a home care provider: questions to ask
Questions to ask when choosing a home care provider, from services and staff credentials to scheduling and communication with the family.
Support at home after a hospital stay
A family guide to arranging support at home after a hospital stay: what to prepare, which help to ask for and how to share updates.
Sharing care for a parent with your family
How families share caring for a parent: dividing tasks, keeping everyone informed and giving relatives the right access.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is Zomtala?
Zomtala is an app for coordinating home care: families request and follow care visits, providers manage requests and staff, and care staff manage their visits.
Does Zomtala provide the care itself?
No. Care is provided by independent care providers and their staff. Zomtala helps you find them, arrange visits and stay informed.
Can other family members help?
Yes. You can invite relatives and choose what each person can see and do, such as viewing visits or booking care.
Is Zomtala for emergencies?
No. In an emergency, contact your local emergency services.
When can I use Zomtala?
Zomtala is being prepared for launch. You can already create an account on the web.