MapHabit

06/02/2026

June marks Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month, a time to bring attention to the importance of brain health and the impact of Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia on individuals, families, and communities.

While there’s no single solution, everyday habits can play a meaningful role over time. Staying mentally and physically active, maintaining routines, and finding small ways to stay engaged can all help support overall brain health.

It’s also a moment to recognize caregivers, care teams, and loved ones who show up every day with patience, consistency, and support. Thank you for everything you do!

06/01/2026

If you haven’t tried Map Builder (driven by AI) yet, here’s what it actually looks like in practice.

You describe what you want to accomplish, start with a draft, and then make adjustments based on what the individual you’re supporting needs.

Instead of replacing the thought that goes into map-making, we’ve made it easier to get started.

If you’ve been waiting to try it, this is your sign to do so!

05/27/2026

National Senior Health & Fitness Day is a reminder that staying active, connected, and engaged is essential at every stage of life.

Held each year on the last Wednesday in May, this nationwide event brings together more than 100,000 older adults across 1,000+ communities for fitness activities, wellness events, and opportunities to prioritize healthy aging.

Whether it’s a walk with friends, a group exercise class, or simply spending time outdoors, small, consistent habits can make a meaningful difference in overall well-being.

Today is about celebrating those moments and the role they play in supporting independence, confidence, and overall quality of life.

Here’s to supporting strength, mobility, and vitality!

05/26/2026

The future of rural health must include IDD.

At MapHabit, we believe rural health transformation should support independence, caregivers, access, and continuity of care for all populations — including individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

We are proud to support the movement alongside IntellectAbility.

05/21/2026

We’ve officially launched Map Builder (driven by AI), a new way to create maps in MapHabit without starting from scratch! 🎉

This release is grounded in something we’ve heard consistently from caregivers, clinicians, and educators: creating a map takes time, and getting started can be the hardest part. Map Builder helps reduce that effort by generating a draft map you can review, edit, and personalize based on the individual you’re supporting.

It’s not about replacing the thought that goes into map creation. It’s about making it easier to begin.

Read the full announcement:

MapHabit launches Map Builder, an AI-driven feature that simplifies creating support maps, empowering caregivers and clinicians to enhance care efficiency.

05/20/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and this message from the National Alliance on Mental Illness really stuck with us.

Not just awareness. Impact.

Mental health support doesn’t always start with big moments. It’s often the small, consistent things—routines, reminders, and systems that help people navigate everyday life.

At MapHabit, we think a lot about what that looks like in practice and how to make daily life feel more manageable, more structured, and more supported.

We believe real impact is built over time.

05/18/2026

Last week, we launched our latest app improvement—Map Builder (driven by AI).

If you haven’t tried it yet, here are a few simple ways you can test it out:

- Daily routines like getting ready for school or work
- Job coaching tasks and step-by-step responsibilities
- Preparing for therapy sessions or practicing skills at home

You can describe what you want to accomplish, then Map Builder will create a draft map that you can edit and personalize, just like any other map.

If you prefer to build maps manually, that hasn’t changed. This just gives you another way to get started.

If you’ve tried it already, we’d love to hear how you’re using it!

05/14/2026

National Women’s Health Week is often framed as a reminder to prioritize your health, but for many women, it’s not that simple.

Women are more likely to carry the responsibility of managing not only their own health, but also the care of others—coordinating appointments, keeping routines on track, and navigating systems that can be fragmented and difficult to manage. That work is often invisible, yet it plays a critical role in overall health and well-being.

Supporting women’s health means looking beyond individual moments of care and considering the day-to-day experience. When routines are clearer, systems are easier to follow, and the mental load is reduced, it becomes more realistic to prioritize health in a sustainable way.

At MapHabit, that’s where we focus.

05/13/2026

Today is the day! 🎉

Starting now, you can create a map in MapHabit without starting from scratch.

Introducing Map Builder (driven by AI).

Just describe what you want to accomplish, and you’ll get a draft map you can review, edit, and personalize based on what the person you support actually needs.

Now, it takes less time to get started, so you can spend more time focusing on what matters.

Go try it in the app and let us know what you think!

05/12/2026

May 12 is International Nurses Day. We want to take a moment to recognize the people who hold so much of our healthcare system together.

Nursing is constant decision-making, coordination, and care—often under pressure, and often behind the scenes. As care needs grow more complex, the tools and systems around nurses matter more than ever. Clear routines, better visibility, and the right support can make a real difference in day-to-day care.

At MapHabit, we think a lot about how to make that support more practical for both the individuals receiving care and the people providing it.

Thank you, nurses, for the work you do every day!