Everyone sees the part of care that is theirs

A care circle contains things that should be widely shared and things that should not. Your sister should see that Dad had a good week. She probably should not see his bank details, and the caregiver shouldn't see the budget. Binda starts from sensible defaults per role, then lets you change any of it, section by section.

Six roles, one circle

Everyone in Binda is defined by their distance from the person being cared for. That is what a role is: how close to the middle you sit.

One circle, six kinds of access — tap a role

Care manager

The coordinator. Full access — and the only role that can change the team, the permissions, the pay rates or the plan.

A person can hold different roles in different circles — a daughter managing her mother's care, and a caregiver in someone else's.

Your sister should see that Dad had a good week. She probably should not see his bank details, and the caregiver should not see the budget.

The whole idea

What each role actually opens

These are not the same app with things greyed out. A doctor and a family member open Binda and see different products — different tabs, different first screen, different idea of what the app is for.

What each role actually opens

Doctor

A different app, not a restricted version of yours: a summary of how the person has been, their medications, their appointments, and contacts for the care team.

No payroll, no expenses, no family feed — not locked behind an upsell, simply not part of their app.

Tap a screen to see it full size.

Try it with your own circle

Binda is on the App Store and Google Play, and runs in the browser. Start free — no card to look around.

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