Every product is a B2B SaaS built for care providers, councils and municipalities.
Closer care with friends and family app. Invite loved ones to be a helping hand.
A family & friends app that allows care circles view and edit service user data. Shows alarm history and allows contacts to receive and act on alarms themselves. Allows contacts to update their own contact data and availability. Replaces uncertainty with confidence. Available on iOS and Android.
Right question. Right action. Every time. Decision support when it's needed.
A web based guided decision-support tool for alarm receiving centers and mobile responders. When a care alarm comes in, the operator is walked through a structured question flow ending at a clear suggested action. Each path captures the minimum information needed to make the right call fast. An easy to use admin tool allows new trees to be created and existing one to be edited within seconds.
From the home, straight into the system. Capture once. Sync when ready.
A mobile and tablet app for field staff and social workers who collect and verify service user information during home visits. Data entered on screen goes directly into the platform, no faxes or insecure e-mails. Works without internet. Data saves locally and syncs when connection returns. Each organisation controls which fields staff see, so the screen shows only what's relevant to that visit. Less scrolling, fewer mistakes, faster visits. Currently under development, please reach out if this app is of interest.
One tap a day. Wellbeing you don't have to chase.
No-login check-in app for service users, paired with a live overview for care teams. A daily push asks one question: happy, content, sad. One tap, no accounts, nothing to remember. Coordinators see who's responded, with slow or missed replies flagged. Thresholds configurable by default or per person. Deviations escalate as a standard care alarm and/or SMS to family. Catch a bad sign before it spirals. Based on medically validated self-reported deviation-from-baseline methodology (JMIR Ment. Health, 2021, Aug 9).