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Hi, I’m Welma

I help your team save time on paperwork and produce more consistent summaries. Less rewriting lowers the time cost of admin, giving you more room for good care. You stay in charge.

From support workers to managers and directors. Less admin. More consistent records. More time for care.

1. Save time

Record once. Spend less time rewriting.

2. Reduce costs

Put fewer staff hours into repeated admin.

3. Support care

Review clear summaries. Stay close to care.

Let’s meetHow can you help?
A care worker moving from a pile of paper notes to recording the day with Welma.

01 / Daily recording

Why is the shift over, but the paperwork isn’t?

Let’s capture the day while it’s still fresh.

Tell me what happened and I’ll help structure the note. Your record becomes the starting point for summaries, saving support workers time on repeated writing. You check the detail and confirm it, with more of your shift available for care.

Help me with the daily notes
A manager reviewing care summaries at her laptop.

02 / Summaries & reports

Do I really have to write the week all over again?

The same care records. A more consistent summary.

I turn daily records into a structured summary, helping your team keep the quality and format more consistent. Managers spend less time rewriting and more time reviewing what matters. Check the facts, add the child’s context and sign it off.

Show me how summaries work
An activity timeline showing record changes, staff names and timestamps.

03 / Records & evidence

Someone asks what happened. Can we show them?

Let’s go back to the record, together.

Find the child’s recorded care, supporting evidence and history of changes. See who wrote an entry and when, so your team can explain the detail behind the report.

Follow the evidence
A care worker recording daily care and medication using her phone.

04 / Medication

What happened with the evening dose?

The medication record is the place to check.

Keep administration entries and stock records together, with named staff and reasons for corrections. Your team records what happened, so the next person has something clear to work from.

Take a look at medication recording
A care worker checking the previous shift’s handover on a phone.

05 / A better handover

Will the next shift know what matters?

I’ll help you leave more than a hurried goodbye.

Bring recent care, outstanding tasks and things to watch into one view. The next team can get up to speed and follow up on anything that still needs a conversation.

Make handovers clearer
A manager showing her team an overview of the home’s daily activity.

06 / Today’s priorities

Where does my attention need to go?

Let’s start with what’s still outstanding.

I surface recording gaps and overdue checks so your team can investigate and act. A shared view helps everyone see what needs attention, without another round of chasing.

See the bigger picture
A care worker finding her home’s policy on a phone.

07 / Your policies, to hand

Where does our policy say that?

I’ll help find the section you need.

Ask in everyday language. I search your home’s policies and show the source behind the answer, so you can check the wording and follow your own procedures.

Meet my policy guide
Let’s start with your day

What could use a little help?

Choose what’s on your mind. I’ll show you where to start.

Welma says

Let’s start with one clear record.

Capture the day once. I help support workers structure notes and reuse the records in summaries, cutting repeated admin and its time cost. Your team checks the detail.

  • Daily notes
  • Medication
  • AI-assisted drafts
Help with recording
Shall we make this real?

Less admin. More consistent summaries.
More time to be there.

Bring a task your team repeats every week. We’ll show how support workers, managers and directors can save time, reduce the cost of repeated admin and make more room for quality care.

Estimated time saving: around 70%. Estimate for routine documentation and reporting; savings vary by role, task and workflow.