Quick, good daily records
Tap “breakfast”, “nursery”, “bedtime” to start a sentence, then add what matters. Gentle prompts help you write what your supervising social worker needs to read.
For foster carers, made by a foster carer
LookedAfterChild helps you keep the daily records your fostering service needs, and a memories bible the child can keep, without the paperwork taking over your evenings.
Free for individual foster carers. We’re building it now and opening it to carers in stages.
Sam
Sam had fish fingers for tea and asked for seconds. We built a den in the living room and he read me a story about a fox. Bath, two stories, asleep by 7:30 with the landing light on.
We fed the ducks and he laughed at the big white one…
Tap “breakfast”, “nursery”, “bedtime” to start a sentence, then add what matters. Gentle prompts help you write what your supervising social worker needs to read.
UK spelling and grammar, plus friendly nudges: use the child’s name, keep facts and feelings apart, note who you told and when.
First words, school certificates, the day at the seaside. Kept safe so the child has their story, whatever happens next.
When an uncle or a respite carer looks after the child, they can write how it went. Nothing goes into the record until you’ve read it and accepted it.
The child’s social worker sees what they should. Health and sensitive records are marked as such. Young people can see their own records when they turn 18.
Built for UK data protection, to be hosted in the UK. No adverts, no tracking, and we never sell data.
LookedAfterChild is free for carers. Fostering services pay for the parts that matter to them: secure storage, data governance and oversight.
Tell us a little about you. We’ll email you when there’s a place for you, or to arrange a demo. Nothing else.
We’ve got your details and will be in touch.