Care apps built for Birmingham families, carers and care homes.

Fields for faith practices, prayer times, diet, preferred names, language spoken at home and whether the client prefers a carer of the same gender. These preferences appear on the carer's screen before each visit, not buried in a document in the office. When a preference changes, such as during Ramadan or after a hospital stay, the update reaches every carer on that client's rota straight away.

Coordinators see which carers speak the client's language, meet gender preferences and live near the round, alongside availability and training. Suggestions are a starting point; the coordinator always makes the final choice and records why. Over time this builds steady teams around each client, which families across the city tell providers they value more than almost anything else.

Many Birmingham clients have several relatives sharing the caring role. With proper consent, the app lets more than one family member receive visit confirmations and notes, with each person's access set separately and every message kept on record for the office to see. Relatives can choose how often they hear from you.

Check in, check out, task lists and short notes written while the visit is fresh. Prompts remind carers about hydration, meals and personal care tasks set in the plan, and the office sees immediately when a visit is late or missed. Notes can be dictated and then checked, which helps carers who write more comfortably in another language.

Each dose given, refused or unavailable is logged against the medication list your staff maintain from the prescription. The app flags late or missing entries to the office. It never suggests doses or changes; that stays with the prescriber and your trained staff. Medicine lists can show names as written on the packaging, which helps carers check the right item.

Rotas that account for travel across the ring road and out to suburbs such as Kingstanding or Northfield. Carers who drive can note whether their vehicle is affected by the Clean Air Zone inside the A4540 Middleway, so coordinators route compliant cars into the city centre.

For residential homes, daily records, activity notes, visitor bookings and a shift handover that shows what changed since the last team was on duty. Residents' preferences sit in the same profile as their care tasks, so agency staff covering a shift see the same detail as the permanent team and do not need to hunt for a folder.

A structured way to record falls, concerns, complaints and near misses, routed to the registered manager with the follow up tracked until closed. The app holds the facts; your policies and the local authority's procedures guide the response. Managers see open concerns by area and carer, and each record shows who was informed, from family to the council's adult social care team, and when.

Applicants apply from their phone, upload right to work documents and references, and track their progress. Once hired, new carers complete induction checklists and see their training record in the same app. Managers see who is ready for shadow shifts and whose DBS check is still pending.

Live visit status, late and missed calls, training renewals, open incidents and exports for invoices and contract monitoring, filterable by area, coordinator or funder. Each number links to the visits or records behind it, so a manager can move from a weekly trend to a single late call without asking someone to pull the data.