KinBridge - caring together, not alone

15/06/2026

Our extended functionality coming soon onto a true mobile platform

11/06/2026

With Care for Carers – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

09/06/2026

KinBridge was built because families deserve better than a WhatsApp group and a spreadsheet. Small care providers deserve compliance tools that don't cost enterprise prices. And the people living in care deserve to have their family circle present, informed, and connected — not navigating a wall of silence.

Social care in the UK is not broken by accident. It is broken by neglect — political, financial, and structural.

However, within that system there are hundreds of thousands of extraordinary people: small care home operators running on thin margins with enormous compassion, family members trying desperately to stay connected to a loved one who can no longer advocate for themselves, and care workers doing one of the most demanding jobs in our society for wages that keep them in poverty.

We are building something real, with sincerity and purpose. This is my honest invitation to you — whether you are a family managing care, a supporter of better social care in the UK, or someone who simply believes this matters — to stand with me at the beginning.

One thousand subscribers at £4.99 per month makes this sustainable. It funds the infrastructure, the security, the APIs, and the scale that will eventually serve large providers too. But it starts here, with families and small providers who feel the gap most acutely.

www.kinbridge.uk

Care for Carers

— Jeremy Farrell

02/06/2026

Checking our WhatApp button works - drop us a line!

02/06/2026

Really excited to launch our first crowdfunding campaign!

KinBridge is a dependent-centered care platform enabling planning, scheduling, updating, chats and life-tools in a family care circle

02/06/2026

https://carers.org/news-and-media/news/post/613-why-its-time-to-reform-carers-allowance

This is why KinBridge has been launched!

Carer's Allowance turns 50, but it's failing carers. We examine why urgent reform is needed to support the UK's 6 million unpaid carers.