A privacy-first care card tool
Help caregivers know your child, kindly.
Create a clear, printable one-page guide to your child’s communication, sensory needs, routines, and calming supports—in under ten minutes.
No account required. No child names, diagnoses, or photos collected.
What families can expect
Trust is part of the product.
Browser-first
Your free card is processed on your device, not added to a child-data database.
Always free
The core one-page card will not be placed behind a subscription or trial.
Your words
Choose affirming phrasing and edit every line before it is shared.
One gentle flow
Less explaining. More useful understanding.
Kindly Known turns what you already know into a practical hand-off for the people supporting your child.
- 01
Answer a few thoughtful prompts
Share communication preferences, sensory needs, routines, safety notes, calming activities, and what helps during overwhelm.
- 02
Review the one-page card
Choose affirming language, edit every detail, and check a clear layout designed to help a caregiver understand what matters quickly.
- 03
Print, save, or send
Hand the card to grandparents, babysitters, teachers, respite carers, or a new therapist as a PDF or shareable link.
Built around the hand-off
The details a new caregiver needs, all in one calm place.
No profile required
Make the basic card without creating an account or providing an email address.
Simple, considerate pricing
The essential card stays free.
Upgrade only if the extra formats make life easier for your family.
Essential card
Free
For making a clear, useful introduction to your child.
- One-page care card
- Editable, affirming language
- Print and PDF export
- Shareable caregiver link
- No account required
More ways to share
No recurring subscription
$9
Adapt the same information for specific moments and keep an editable version ready for future changes.
Questions, answered plainly
Before you begin
A better first hand-off
Make the next introduction feel more informed.
Turn the knowledge in your head into a practical guide a caregiver can use—with privacy and respect built in.
Create a free care card