Carers tap chips, Kiwi writes a proper sentence with the time, the amounts and the person's name. Photos and body maps attach in place. Managers design the categories in the log builder, so the record matches how your home actually works.
Food and drink, personal care, continence, mood, activities, health concerns, accidents, social leave, night checks. Tap "offered 300ml" and "drank most" and Kiwi writes "Jordan was offered 300ml of water and drank 250ml of it". Fluids total automatically into the monitoring grid.

For skin, wounds, injuries and falls, tap the body outline to place numbered markers with notes. Photos are resized on the device and stripped of location data before they are stored. Everything prints on the care record.
Add departments, add categories, define questions: tap buttons, drop-downs, text, numbers, times, a how-long wheel, photos, body map. Mark required, reorder, hide built-ins. Lock presets. Everything is live on every device the moment you save.

Handovers carry low, important and critical flags; important and critical show "awaiting manager review" until a manager ticks them off. The 1:1 hourly logger is built for enhanced observations. Agency staff get today-only access that expires at midnight and never see history.

Three to five taps for most entries. The sentence is written for you, the time is stamped, the name is filled in.
Only with a permission a manager grants, and every edit keeps the original author and time. Voided records stay visible in the back office.
Kiwi has a phone mode with a bottom tab bar and full-screen forms, an iPad mode, and the full desktop system.
Kiwi's eMAR was built on real medication rounds in learning-disability and mental-health homes.
Explore →A person-centred record that reads like a story, not a form.
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.