Carefold / MoveThe visit, in your pocket.
Move is the carer-facing app. Offline-first, two-tap, gloved-thumb-friendly. Visit screens, eMAR rounds, body maps, vitals, voice notes, panic alarm — every record syncs the moment you have signal again.
Margaret Davies
For the visit. Not the office.
Move is not Helm-shrunk-to-a-phone. It is a different product, designed around the constraints of a carer with a client in front of them, gloves on, four minutes behind, and no signal.
Offline-first
Every screen works without signal. The visit, the MAR round, the body map, the vitals — captured locally and synced when connectivity returns, with cryptographic ordering so the record is tamper-evident.
Two-tap by design
Common actions — mark dose given, log a vital, complete a task — are always reachable in two taps from the visit screen. We A/B-test every redesign on a stopwatch.
ECM that doesn't argue
Geofence + NFC + manual fallback. If the geofence is wrong (key safe in the porch), an NFC tag inside the door confirms presence. Auto-clock-out when the carer leaves the radius.
Voice notes
Carers dictate the daily note. Move transcribes on-device (no cloud STT for clinical content), tags it to the task, and the manager sees a typed note that didn't take a typed minute.
Risk flags up front
Falls, infection, DNACPR, behavioural, allergy — the carer acknowledges all critical flags before they can start a task. Acknowledgement is logged with carer ID and timestamp.
Panic alarm
Three-finger press. Silent alert + live location to the on-call coordinator. Audio recording (where consent permits). Police-routable when configured.
Person-centred
The "This Is Me" card is the first card in every visit. Before tasks, before charts, the carer sees the person. Built around the Alzheimer's Society template.
Bluetooth devices
Pair a consumer BP cuff, SpO2 monitor, glucometer or scale via Web Bluetooth. Reading is captured with a photo of the device display as evidence.
Pulse — at the doorstep
Pulse-suggested check-ins surface mid-visit: a wellbeing concern, a missed-repositioning warning, a hydration gap. The carer sees what the agency already knows.
A round you can't skip a step in.
Each medication appears as a card in time order. The carer must complete the current card — administered / refused / withheld / missed — before the next becomes active. Allergy mismatches hard-block administration.
- Photo of pill / box for visual confirmation
- CD administration with witness countersignature
- PRN: reason in, score before, effectiveness 30/60 min after
- Missed-dose escalation chain triggers automatically
Margaret Davies · 09:00 round
The clinical capture that doesn't slow the visit down.
Tap on an anatomical map. Mark the type, stage and dimensions. Photograph it. NEWS2 auto-scores from the vitals you've already entered. The wound timeline assembles itself.
M. Davies · daily check
“The first system I've used where the carers stopped asking me how to do things in it. They just… used it.”
Hand a phone to a carer. Watch what happens.
In demo we onboard a real carer on a real phone, then walk through a real visit live. No slide deck.