1. Create your first circle
After signing up, the first step is to create a circle. You can start on your own and invite other people later.
Important note: Use "I have an invitation code" only if someone has already sent you a code.
A simple guide to create your first circle, invite the right people, and start using the main sections at your own pace.
After signing up, the first step is to create a circle. You can start on your own and invite other people later.
Important note: Use "I have an invitation code" only if someone has already sent you a code.
When you want to share the circle, use the invitation code with the people involved in the care.
The Notice Board is where you can leave quick information and handovers that help the people in the circle stay aligned.
The Daily Log helps turn small everyday steps into clear activities to follow.
The Caregiver section helps family members and key people collect useful information, prepare small routines, and find practical support for organizing everyday care.
You can note preferences, habits, things that help, things to avoid, and small useful details. It is not a clinical record: it helps make care more attentive and consistent.
You can start from a concrete situation and receive organizational suggestions: small steps, editable routines, activities to suggest, or useful reminders.
Suggested routines can become checkable activities in the Daily Log, so the circle has a simple track to follow.
The Assistant section is designed for people who support the person in everyday practical care. It helps them find their way through the shift, note what is useful, and communicate more clearly with the family.
The assistant can describe what is happening or choose a common situation. Cerchi suggests simple guidance to handle the moment, observe more clearly, and understand what to report.
Notes make it possible to keep personal shift notes: what worked, what to avoid, what to observe. They stay in the assistant's private space.
When Cerchi suggests activities, practical guidance, or ways to approach a situation, the assistant can save them in shift notes as a private reference.
When needed, the assistant can use Cerchi to leave clearer, more organized updates for the circle.
Cerchi's AI features help organize activities, routines, and communication. They do not replace doctors or professionals.
Everything related to the person receiving care, in one place and accessible to those who need it.
The AI Guide can offer practical suggestions, editable routines, and private notes for caregivers or assistants.
Use its suggestions as a starting point: you can adapt them to the day and the people involved.
Short answers to help you get started and use the main sections when you need them.
Yes. You can create your first circle, get familiar with the main sections, and invite other people when you need to.
Use it only if someone has already invited you to a circle and sent you a code.
You can invite family members, caregivers, or assistants and choose the role that fits best. Each role helps Cerchi stay organized and consistent with that person's task.
No. Cerchi's AI helps you organize the day: it can suggest routines, activities, reminders, and small practical steps. It does not replace doctors or professionals.
Documents stay in the circle's space, so the people involved can more easily find what they need: reports, authorizations, practical notes, or useful photos.
Yes. You can use Cerchi just to organize updates, activities, contacts, and documents among family members.
Install the app from the stores and start with your first circle.