Kantan Kazoku Support

“Something weird showed up on my screen” — tech support for a parent who lives far away is family work, even if nobody calls it caregiving.

Kantan Kazoku Support (“easy family support”) is a single page of big buttons that catches those moments. Bookmark it on their device, set it up once, and tell them: if you’re stuck, press this.

What it does

• Ask an AI — one button, one assistant (the family picks ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude at setup)
• Remote support — one tap to Chrome Remote Desktop so you can look at their screen together
• Call family — phone, LINE, or Alexa, personalized with your name
• Request notes — they dictate “please buy milk,” check items off, and send the list via LINE
• Voice to text — compose a message by speaking, then copy it anywhere

Designed for trust

• Names and phone numbers live only in the device’s browser (localStorage). Nothing is sent to a server; we cannot see it.
• The page opens with scam protection, not features: never share the screen code with anyone but family.
• One button wipes all settings when it’s time to stop.

The page itself is in Japanese. Open Kantan Kazoku Support — free, no registration.