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Read your weekly Peace of Mind score

Explainer Family plan 1 min read

By the end

You can read the week in ten seconds and know when a change is worth a call.

Once a week, Corasom sums up the week as a score out of 100. Most weeks it says roughly what last week said. That’s what you want it to say. The weekly score is part of the Family plan.

You’ll find it on the Reports page, in the This week card.

What goes into it

AreaWhat it reflects
ActivityHow much they did in Corasom
MoodHow they said they felt in their journal
SocialWho they were in touch with
RoutineThe items and tablets they ticked off
PuzzlesThe puzzles they played

The weekly Peace of Mind card, with the score and its five areas.

Reading it

  • A settled week looks much like the last one.
  • A dip means one or more areas were lower than usual. It might be a busy week, visitors or a few days away. Look at the area that dipped, and if it’s unusual for them, give them a ring.
  • It isn’t a health check. The score can’t diagnose anything, and it doesn’t replace a conversation or a GP.

What they see

No scores. Their screen has no scores or reports on it. Their privacy screen shows them what their family can see.

Next step Invite siblings and paid carers Bring the people who share the caring into the same circle.

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Last checked 14 October 2026 · Still stuck? Email [email protected] and a person will answer.