For group living
One secure place for home-wide updates and private individual communication.
A group living home — sometimes called a group home or group supported living — is one household of people with very different circles. KinDock lets you share the life of the home with everyone connected to it, while keeping each person's private updates to their own approved family and assigned support team.
The everyday challenge
Families of different people shouldn't see each other's information — but with texts, email chains, and social media, keeping those lines clean is nearly impossible.
Staff repeat the same updates across channels, group photos raise real consent questions, and families are often left guessing about how their person's day actually went.
How KinDock helps
Shared home hub
House news, activities, notices, and photos for everyone connected to the home.
A private space per person
Each person's updates and photos stay with their own circle — never the whole home.
Assigned support team
Staff see a person's private space only when they're actively assigned, including relief cover.
Consent for group photos
A home-wide photo only shares when every identifiable person is approved for that audience.
Weekly Home Digest
One calm email: home news for all, plus each family's own person's updates.
Audit history
An uneditable trail of invitations, access changes, and consent decisions.
The plan that fits
Most group living homes run on KinDock Home — a shared hub with a private space for every person. Running several homes? See KinDock for organizations, or read how we handle security and privacy.