For families
The whole story should not live in one person's head.
Families deserve to repeat less, chase less and share the coordination load without giving up control of the person's workspace.
See Kinovo for familiesOur story
Kinovo began with a family, not a feature list.
It began with my sister, our family's experience of disability support, and a simple question: why is it still so hard for caring people to see the same picture?
One person
at the centre of every workspace
One shared picture
for family and trusted professionals
Less carrying
chasing, repeating and reconstructing
Why I started Kinovo
The problem was never a lack of caring people. It was that every person held a different piece of the picture.
My sister has cerebral palsy. Her support has always involved more than one person.
There are family members, support workers, coordinators, therapists and providers—all bringing their own knowledge, responsibilities and genuine desire to help.
But the shared picture can end up spread across phone calls, text messages, emails, paperwork, provider systems and, far too often, someone's memory. Families repeat the same context. Professionals chase updates. Important follow-ups become unclear. A new person joins and someone has to reconstruct the story again.
I kept thinking that the interactions between a family and their wider team should feel smoother than this. Not by replacing every professional system, and not by adding another complicated layer of administration—but by giving the right people one clear, private place for the information and next steps they share.
That idea became Kinovo.
The gap Kinovo closes
Good support can still feel fragmented when the coordination between people has nowhere to live.
Kinovo is designed for that shared space between family life and professional systems—the part where context, ownership and follow-through cross organisational boundaries.
For professionals
The work is easier when the current context is already there.
Professionals deserve a lightweight way to find the shared context, actions and documents they need without replacing their existing systems.
See Kinovo for professionalsWhat we are building
One calm, shared place around one person.
Kinovo brings together the practical coordination that people need in common—without trying to become a medical record, provider operating system or replacement for professional judgement.
- What matters right now and what changed recently
- Who is doing what, and what is waiting or blocked
- Current practical information and shared documents
- A visible care team with deliberate, invite-only access
Kinovo · Shared care-team picture
The principles behind Kinovo
Technology should make care coordination feel more human—not more administrative.
These principles shape what we build, what we leave out and how we judge whether Kinovo is genuinely useful.
Centre the person
The shared picture should belong around the person receiving support—not around any one provider or organisation.
Make the work visible
People should be able to see what matters now, what changed and who owns the next step without chasing for context.
Share the load
Participant-controlled should not mean one family member has to remember, enter and follow up everything alone.
Earn trust through restraint
Access should be deliberate, information should stay private and Kinovo should be honest about what it does—and what it does not do.
Where we are going
A future where families do not have to act as the human bridge between every person and system.
We are starting with the fundamentals and learning alongside the people who live and work inside care teams every day. Kinovo will grow carefully: guided by real coordination problems, clear boundaries and whether it makes life meaningfully easier for the people using it.
Explore our care-team resourcesIf this story feels familiar, Kinovo was built with people like you in mind.
Start one private workspace, invite the people who need the shared picture and help us shape a calmer way to coordinate care.
Start with one care team. Invite only the people who need access.