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Private shared care coordination

Care works better when everyone can see the same picture.

Kinovo brings family, trusted supporters and professionals around one person into a private shared workspace—so everyone can understand what matters, coordinate next steps and stay close to progress.

For disability, ageing, recovery and ongoing health support. Start with one care team; invite only the people who need access.

Claire · Team leader workspace
The Kinovo Team leader dashboard for Sophie Foster's example workspace, showing the focused action summary and recent changes
A focused starting point for the person coordinating the care team.

The coordination gap

Care teams lose time when the story is scattered.

Most people already have clinical records, provider systems, inboxes and group chats. The missing piece is a simple shared place between them—where the care team can understand what is current and what needs to happen next.

The story is scattered

Texts, emails, calls, PDFs and memory all hold a different piece of the picture.

Families repeat themselves

The same context gets retold every time someone new joins or something changes.

Next steps go quiet

People care, but ownership, dates and follow-up are easy to lose between systems.

The latest version is unclear

A plan, report or practical instruction exists—just not where the person needs it.

The shared picture

One place to understand what is happening now.

Kinovo turns scattered care-team information into a practical view people can use: what matters, what changed, who owns the next step and where the current document lives.

  • Important practical guidance stays visible to the right people.
  • Goals, actions and needed-by dates make ownership clearer.
  • Documents sit beside the work and context they support.
  • People receiving support, families and professionals see a view suited to their role.

Kinovo uses trusted cloud providers and normal application traffic is protected with HTTPS. No online service can guarantee absolute security.

Sophie workspace · Care Protocols
Kinovo Care Protocols showing current practical guidance for manual handling, communication, mealtimes and low-demand support
Current practical guidance stays findable without turning Kinovo into a clinical record.

How Kinovo works

Start simply. Build the workspace together.

Start with what matters most right now: the key information your care team needs to understand and work well together.

01

Create the care team

Add the person at the centre, choose a Team leader and invite trusted family and professionals.

02

Add what matters now

Capture one current priority, practical instruction, action or document that the team needs.

03

Keep the picture current

The people doing the work can update their part, while access and oversight stay deliberate.

Sophie workspace · Goals
Kinovo goals in the Sophie demo workspace, including equipment, housing, plan review and consistent support priorities
Shared outcomes give tasks and documents a clear reason to exist.

Built around the person

One shared place for any care team.

Kinovo is useful when support depends on several people staying aligned—not only in one funding scheme, diagnosis or stage of life.

Disability support

Coordinate family, workers, allied health, support coordinators and providers around the same person.

Ageing and home support

Keep trusted family and professionals aligned as needs, appointments and routines change.

Recovery and rehabilitation

Give the people supporting a recovery one place for goals, actions, updates and documents.

Ongoing health needs

Keep non-clinical coordination clear across a changing mix of family and trusted professionals.

Sophie workspace · Team
Kinovo team map showing Claire as Team leader within Sophie Foster's frozen demo care team
The care team is visible, while roles and access stay explicit.

Privacy and control

The person comes first. Access stays deliberate.

A shared workspace should make collaboration easier without making personal information public or unclear. Kinovo keeps each care team separate and gives the Team leader control over who is invited.

  • Invite-only access for each care team workspace.
  • Role-aware views and permissions for family and professionals.
  • A clear Team leader responsible for access and shared oversight.
  • A coordination layer—not a replacement for clinical records or emergency processes.

Give the care team one shared place to move forward together.

Create a private Kinovo workspace where the people around someone can understand what matters, contribute their part and keep the picture current.

Start with one care team. Invite only the people who need access.