Invite the people who help.
The profile owner can invite appropriate caregivers and care-team members.
For Families
Supporting your child can be a shared effort.
ABA at Home helps the people involved in your child’s day stay connected around the same profile, while you choose who has access and what they can do.
Stay connectedShare the supportYou stay in control
Multi-Caregiver Sync
Shared support, with you in control.
When more than one person helps care for a child, important information does not have to live across separate conversations, screenshots, notes, and different people’s memories.
ABA at Home gives authorized caregivers a shared place around the child’s profile, with access chosen by the profile owner.
How shared care works
One child. One shared place for support.
Invite the people who help, choose their access, and stay connected around the same child profile.
Choose their access.
The owner controls profile access and permissions. Inviting someone does not automatically provide unrestricted access.
Stay connected around the same child.
Authorized caregivers can reference the shared profile and the information available through their access.
Why shared support matters
Less information living in one person’s head.
More continuity between caregivers
When another authorized caregiver steps in, they can have access to the information available to them instead of starting completely from scratch.
Fewer disconnected handoffs
Shared information can reduce the need to repeatedly explain the same updates or relevant details to different people.
A shared place for relevant information
The people supporting the child can reference the same underlying profile and information available through their access.
Less information depending on one person’s memory
Important information can live in ABA at Home rather than only in texts, notes, or one caregiver’s memory.
Continuity across the day
Different caregivers. Same child. Connected support.
Care may move between people, but the shared context around the child does not have to start over each time.
MorningA parent begins the dayAfternoonAn authorized caregiver steps inEveningAnother parent continues support
The profile owner stays in control
Shared support doesn’t mean shared control.
The owner manages invitations, profile access, and permissions according to the app’s role and permission system. Bringing another caregiver into the support circle does not mean giving everyone unrestricted control.
Choose who is invitedManage profile accessSet appropriate permissions
Safety + shared care
Important information can stay with the people who need it.
Multi-Caregiver Sync can work alongside Safety Hub so authorized people supporting the child can have appropriate access according to the permissions and profile access the owner chooses.
Explore the full Safety Hub →Support for the parent, too
The person coordinating everything matters, too.
ABA at Home also includes caregiver-focused encouragement, reflection, and reset tools—because the family around the child matters, not only the child’s lessons.
Family flexibility
Every support circle looks different.
Some children are supported primarily by one caregiver. Others may have parents, co-parents, grandparents, relatives, trusted caregivers, or appropriate members of a care team involved. ABA at Home supports different caregiving arrangements without prescribing what a family should look like.
Real tools. Shared support.
Keep the people supporting your child connected.
Start with ABA at Home and bring the people who help into one shared support system.