A person-centred record that reads like a story, not a form. Twenty-four care plan sections with pictures for easy-read, important people, documents in folders, visits, goals, a memory book, and a one-tap profile PDF that inspectors and families both understand.
Personal information, about me, communication, capacity and consent, medical history, medication, physical health, personal care, nutrition, mobility, sleep, mental health, positive behaviour support, risk, activities, independence, relationships, safeguarding, community, emergency, end of life and your own custom sections. Completion tracking and who-updated-when on every one.

Every plan can be downloaded two ways: the standard black-and-white corporate document for professionals and printing, and an illustrated easy-read version made for the person, their family and advocates. Same content, two audiences.
Hospital passports, consent, DoLS, letters, PBS plans, nutrition charts. Blue folder tiles six levels deep, drag files from the desktop, take a photo on the phone, one tap creates the standard folder set. Nothing is deleted, only binned and restorable.

Family, advocates, GP, social worker and every professional who visits. A visit by a family member writes itself onto the daily log. The profile PDF lets you tick the sections you need and produces a corporate A to Z document in seconds.

The easy-read HAP and PCP documents are made for exactly that. Families and advocates get an illustrated version in plain language.
Yes. Setup includes building current plans with you, and importing what your old system will export.
Permissions are per person, per module, read or write. Staff assigned to a home see that home only.
Kiwi's eMAR was built on real medication rounds in learning-disability and mental-health homes.
Explore →Carers tap chips, Kiwi writes a proper sentence with the time, the amounts and the person's name.
Explore →Inspectors want to see that you know your risks, act on incidents and learn from them.
Explore →Training expiry, supervisions, sickness, induction and shadowing.
Explore →Local authority, NHS continuing healthcare, top-ups, split funders, mid-month admissions, fee changes half-way through a period.
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A live walkthrough with the person who built it. Your homes, your scenarios, your questions.