User-controlled personal assistance

The user keeps control, and assistants know what is expected.

JodaCare brings the whole care team around the user, with a simple tool for the user, checklists for assistants, and full overview for coordinator and family.

Does this sound familiar?

A personal-assistance user often has five to ten assistants, and routines and needs must be communicated precisely to everyone. Today that happens through SMS, verbal handovers and paper notes, and something always gets lost along the way.

For the user

Jodabook is a simple app with large buttons and images for people who need extra support. No passwords to remember, just sign in with QR code and PIN.

For assistants

Routines and checklists everyone follows. The diary (“Boka”) for team communication. Always up to date, always available.

For coordinator and family

Full overview without calling around. See what happened, who was there and how it went.

Features for everyday life

Jodabook for the user

A simple app with large buttons, images and sound. Supports cognitive adaptations for intellectual disability, autism and dementia.

Routines and checklists

Create recurring or one-off checklists. Assistants tick off step by step. Everything is logged.

Care team model

Only people in the team see the user. Privacy and role-based access built in.

Event log

Record incidents, behaviour, medication and more. Coordinator and relevant staff are notified.

KAI assistant

An AI helper for staff that explains routines, answers questions and guides you in the platform.

In use since 2016

Horten municipality is a paying BPA customer and has used JodaCare from the start. The Silje Figved network is an active pilot for migration to JodaCare 2.0.

Beta 2026

Join as a pilot municipality

JodaCare for BPA is in active use and is being brought into JodaCare 2.0 during 2026. Pilot municipalities receive close follow-up and help shape the final product. Pricing depends on number of users and service level.