For supported living
Family connection that adapts to how support actually works.
Supported living isn't one shape. It might be one person in their own place, a shared home, or supported independent living with staff who come and go. KinDock flexes to each — and keeps the person at the centre of what's shared about them.
No two arrangements are alike
Staffing varies, some people want their own sign-in and some don't, and a person's family may be spread across the country. Tools built for offices or classrooms don't fit any of it.
What stays constant is the need to keep the right people informed — without over-sharing, and without treating the person as a passive subject of updates.
How KinDock helps
One person or a whole home
KinDock Personal centres on one person's circle; KinDock Home adds a shared hub for several.
Optional person sign-in
Independent, supported, shared-device, or none — configurable per person, and never a barrier to their voice.
Assignment-based staff access
Support workers see only the people they're actively assigned to, with time-boxed relief cover.
Connection across distance
Approved family connections stay involved wherever they are, with updates, photos, and virtual visits.
Personal calendars
Visits, activities, and approved reminders, with a secure calendar subscription per person.
Consent that follows the person
What's agreed for each person drives what KinDock allows, and it moves with them if they move homes.
The plan that fits
A single person's arrangement often starts on KinDock Personal; a shared supported-living home uses KinDock Home. Not sure which? Ask us.