For caregivers

Built around your shift.

Clock in, log the doses, tick the checklist, write the note, hand off, clock out. Free for caregivers when a family subscribes — and your record is yours, across every client.

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The demo signs you in as a caregiver on shift — no account needed.

A shift in Binda

Start to finish, without the group text.

01

Arrive, and know what today is

Open Binda and your home screen is today: who was here before you, what they wrote, which doses are due, what's on the checklist, and the appointment at 10:30. No group text to scroll back through, no sticky note on the fridge.

Clock in with one tap. If you'd rather enter hours by hand at the end, the family's care manager can set it up that way instead.

02

Log each dose as you give it

The medications screen is a calm what's-due-now. Tap to log a dose and it's recorded with your name and the time. Add a photo of the pill if the family likes that reassurance. If a dose was missed before you arrived, it says so plainly — soft clay, never red — and you can log it late without pretending.

You'll never be asked to change a medication or a schedule — that stays with the family's care manager. You log what you gave.

03

Tick off the checklist

Morning blood pressure, a walk outside, lunch and fluids, the evening safety check. Today's tasks are listed with their times; tick each one as you go, or mark why one couldn't happen. The family sees what got done without asking.

Tasks come from the care manager. If they've told Binda the diagnosis, some arrive from published caregiving guidance — for instance a wind-down routine for someone with dementia.

04

Write it down while it's fresh

A note takes thirty seconds: how she ate, how she slept, the afternoon confusion, the good hour with the photo album. Rate mood, meals and sleep with a tap. Mention the care manager if something needs their eyes. Your note is the most valuable thing you leave behind.

Binda turns everyone's notes into a plain summary of the week or month — so a doctor, or the caregiver covering your day off, catches up in a minute instead of reading fifty entries.

05

Hand off, and clock out

Before you go, a short handoff for whoever's next: what happened, what's still needed, anything to watch. Clock out and your hours are logged. Add the pharmacy run's mileage and the receipt for the groceries while you remember.

Hours, mileage and expenses go to the care manager for approval — and they're private between you and them. Family members never see your pay.

What's yours

The part that stays with you.

Free, always

The family's subscription covers the circle, and your seat in it. You never pay to use Binda for a client whose family has a plan — and you never pay anything to keep your own record.

Every client, one login

Work for two families? Three? One account, one app. Switch circles from Settings. Each family sees only their own circle; nothing crosses between them.

Your record travels with you

Your hours, your notes, your work history stay with your account across employers. When a client's situation changes, your professional record does not disappear with it.

Only what you're given

The care manager chooses what you can see and do, section by section — medications, notes, doctors, documents, the family feed. Most caregivers see the day's care and nothing about the family's money.

Works without signal

Clocking in and out, a handoff note, a dose, an observation — the four things you do on shift queue if the connection drops and sync when it's back. Nothing is lost in a basement apartment.

Honest about what stays

Delete your account any time, in the app, one tap. Your care records remain in de-identified form — attributed to "Former caregiver" — because they are part of the person's history. We say so up front, not in the fine print.

Getting in

Two ways to join a family's circle.

They invite you

The family's care manager sends an invitation to your email. Open the link on your phone, sign in with Apple, Google or an email, and you're in their circle with the access they chose. Most caregivers arrive this way.

You bring Binda to them

Working for a family that keeps everything in texts? Create your account, then suggest they start a circle — the free Starter plan is enough to begin, and it includes a seat for you. Point them at the family page.

Signed in with Apple and used “Hide My Email”? Your invitation may not find you by address — open the invitation link itself and it will.

See a shift from your side.

The demo drops you into Eleanor's circle as the caregiver on shift. Log a dose, write the note, clock out. Nothing you do is kept.

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