The whole picture, before you walk in.
For psychologists, therapists, support coordinators, and support workers who care for someone alongside a family.
Free to follow and contribute.
Built for the way you work.
Define what’s tracked
Your templates and trackers decide exactly what gets captured.
Trends & comparisons
Cross-tracker views that turn notes into evidence.
Download any chart
Take the graphs straight into reports and reviews.
The full timeline
Notes, sessions, and tasks interleaved, day by day.
Pinned strategies
Share an approach once and keep it front of mind for everyone.
Permissions that fit teams
Everyone sees exactly what their role needs, nothing more.
Walk in already caught up.
Every session starts with the story so far: what happened, who was there, and how the days between visits actually went.
Less time reconstructing, more time doing the work that matters.
Morning medication
Administer with breakfast
Afternoon check-in
Outdoor activity, 30 min
Behaviour
Jordan Lee · 11:20 AM
Liam became verbally upset mid-morning after an unexpected change to the schedule. A sensory break helped him settle within five minutes, and he rejoined the group calmly.
Outburst
Total Captures
3
40%
More than a hunch.
Notes become numbers you can stand behind. See when things cluster, compare trackers side by side, and watch strategies show up in the data.
When it is time for a review, the evidence is already there.
Outbursts per week
70%Tracker comparison
Outburst
40% vs previous
Sleep Duration
12% vs previous
Every session builds on the last.
Set the goals, break them into practice tasks, and let the whole circle work on them between visits. What starts in your session keeps going all week.
By the next appointment, you can see exactly what stuck.
Strength
Practice sessions done
9
40%
Resistance band set
Completed · 4:10 PM
Exercise
Jordan Lee · 4:10 PM
Worked through the full resistance band set with steady effort. Grip looked stronger than last week, and he needed fewer rests between sets.
One plan, everywhere at once.
Share a strategy once and the whole circle uses the same approach, from the family kitchen to the next shift.
No more advice that evaporates between appointments.
Priya · Lead Therapist
Sensory breaks as our first response
The data is clear: sensory breaks are settling Liam fastest. Let’s make them our first response at the earliest signs of escalation. Full steps below.
Everyone in the loop. Start today.
Capture care as it happens and turn everyday moments into real progress over time.
Take it with you
Capture as it happens and stay in the loop wherever the day goes.
