Who came, and when?
One tap at the door.
Real arrival and pickup times, next to the hours that were booked. The month adds itself up.
The everyday work of care, made visible.
One app for a family and the people who care for their children — at a daycare, in the family's home, or at camp. Who came and when, what each child needs today, the open amount, and the week in a letter.
Families do not pay. Programs and care professionals are free while we're in pilot. It runs in your phone's browser — nothing to download from a store.
Updates written by the person who spent the day with your child, a say in what matters to you, and one place for hours and money.
One tap at the door, allergies and medication on every phone, each family's hours and open amount, and the weekly update. A solo home daycare counts.
Nanny, sitter or live-in care professional. What was agreed, written down once. Your hours, the children's money, and updates that show your work.
Teacher, caregiver, aide or specialist. Your program invites you by email; you see who is expected, what each child needs, and the handoff from the last shift.
Your own week, the moments worth keeping, friends and playdates, and a book at the end of the year.
A team hired for a season, sessions that start and end, and families who want to hear how the week went.
Each one follows a single day and the questions that come with it — and shows where the app answers them. The people and names are invented.
One tap at the door.
Real arrival and pickup times, next to the hours that were booked. The month adds itself up.
Allergies and medication, for whoever is working.
The health note is on Today for every team member. Each dose given is logged with the time and the person's name.
You don't. The open amount is in plain sight.
It sits in the family's app as a warm note until it is settled. The app does not take payments — families pay the way they already do.
Friday: the week in a letter.
Drafted from the moments you captured, sent when you approve. One real moment with detail, not a photo stream — and the family can reply.
Burnout in care work usually starts with the things around the work: agreements nobody wrote down, hours that creep, money you have to chase, and effort nobody sees. Each tool in the app takes one of those off your shoulders.
Everything a family uses today — updates, photos, your child's record, the keepsake book — is free, and we will not move any of it behind a price.
Raising a concern without tension, updates families remember, boundaries when you live where you work, asking for what you're worth.
Two short checks: where your communication gets stuck, and whether you lead with Direct, Expressive, Supportive or Analytical. A result and three next steps, straight away.
New placement, friction that needs fixing, work nobody notices, or complex care — pick one and get a "do this first" sequence with the templates that go with it.
Pick what fits you on the first screen and the app sets itself up for that. It runs in the browser on any phone, and you can add it to your home screen like any other app.