For family-governed arrangements
When the family runs the support, KinDock keeps everyone in step.
In a family-governed or self-directed arrangement, the family coordinates the support themselves — often with hired workers alongside relatives and friends. KinDock gives that whole circle one private, organised place, centred entirely on the person.
Coordinating a circle you assembled yourself
You're juggling schedules, updates, and a mix of paid support workers and family — and you want everyone informed without losing the person's privacy or autonomy in the process.
With paid staff involved, a little accountability matters too: who shared what, and what's been agreed.
How KinDock helps
One private space
Everything centred on one person and the circle they choose — not a case file.
Family and hired support together
Invite relatives, friends, and support workers, each with the access that suits their role.
Assignment-based staff access
Support workers see the person's space through an assignment, with end dates for temporary help.
Consent & audit
Record what's agreed, and keep an uneditable trail — useful when paid staff are involved.
The person stays central
Optional sign-in and a voice in what's shared — governance never means being spoken for.
Private by design
Nothing is shared beyond the circle unless it's deliberately meant to be.
The plan that fits
Most family-governed arrangements use KinDock Personal. If you support more than one person, or want a shared hub, KinDock Home may fit better.