Share the context
Keep the current picture where trusted people can understand it.
For families, carers and trusted supporters
Kinovo gives families and trusted professionals one private place to share what matters, coordinate next steps and stay close to progress—so everyone can work from the same current picture and contribute their part.
Invite-only access. One clear Team leader. Build the shared picture together, starting with what matters most.

“I know the whole story—but every new call, worker, appointment or form depends on me telling it again.”
When coordination falls to one person
When information lives across group chats, inboxes, folders and individual people, families repeat the same context and carry the follow-up. Kinovo creates a dependable shared place between those systems.
Keep the current picture where trusted people can understand it.
Make progress, waiting work and important changes easier to see.
Give each person a clear place to add the part they know or own.
One shared picture
Kinovo brings priorities, next steps, updates and current information into one calm workspace, so families and trusted professionals can stay close to progress without seeing everything at once.

Build understanding together
Build the useful shared picture one piece at a time. Each person can contribute what they know, while the team stays connected around the information and work that matter now.
Help trusted people understand current routines, preferences, communication prompts and practical support information.

Show what the team is working toward, who is involved and how shared priorities are moving forward.

Keep reports, plans, quotes, agreements and shared evidence attached to the care-team context.


Care Protocols where support happens
Print a Kinovo Care Protocols QR poster and place it somewhere appropriate in the home or support setting. An authorised support worker can scan it to sign in, request limited access or open the current guidance they have already been approved to see.

One care team
The person at the centre, or someone they trust, keeps control of access and shared settings. Family and professionals can then contribute the updates, actions and documents connected to their part.
Team leader is Kinovo's name for the person who manages access and keeps the shared workspace moving. That can be the person receiving support or someone they trust.
Who Kinovo can help
Kinovo can support people living with disability, older people receiving support at home, families coordinating recovery and anyone working with several trusted people around ongoing needs.
Questions families ask
Kinovo helps the care team coordinate around the person. It does not replace the specialist systems and processes they already rely on.
No. Kinovo can support any family or care team coordinating disability support, ageing, recovery or ongoing health needs. It is a shared coordination workspace, not a funding-management or clinical system.
Each care team has a Team leader who manages access and shared oversight. The person at the centre may hold that role, or a trusted family member or nominee may do it with them, depending on the situation.
No. The Team leader stays in control, but trusted team members can contribute the updates, documents and actions within their access. Kinovo is designed to share the coordination work—not move more admin onto the family.
No. Kinovo helps people coordinate practical care-team information and next steps. Clinical records, formal provider systems and emergency processes remain in their appropriate systems.
Create a private workspace where trusted people can understand what matters, contribute their part and stay close to progress.
Start with one care team. Invite only the people who need access.