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Meet our founder, S Hashmi, a former registered care manager with 15 years of hands-on experience.
After more than a decade managing care homes, one thing became painfully clear: care software was supposed to make life easier, but more often than not, it did the opposite.
Complicated systems. Expensive contracts. Endless training. Hidden fees. Features nobody needed, while the ones that actually mattered were missing.
And switching providers? That was another headache entirely.
Weeks of transferring records, uploading care plans, training staff and trying to keep everything running while residents still needed looking after.
There had to be a better way.
With a lifelong passion for technology and a background in business, the idea for Kiwi was born.
Not another piece of software designed in a boardroom by people who had never worked in care.
Something different.
Software built from real experience, for people who actually work in care.
Kiwi was developed in-house, tested in real care homes and continuously improved based on feedback from the people using it every day.
Carers, nurses, registered managers, HR teams, activities coordinators, kitchen staff and even domestic teams all helped shape what Kiwi has become.
The care groups that first adopted the software continue to use it today.
And now, Kiwi is available to everyone.
Because switching shouldn't be difficult.
One of the biggest frustrations with care software has always been the transition.
That's why Kiwi takes care of migrating your existing data, completely free, before you even start.
No months of uploading records. No unnecessary disruption. No paying for a system you can't use yet.
Just a simpler way to get started.
Built with care. Designed to make a difference.
Today, Kiwi combines years of care management experience with modern technology, straightforward pricing and a genuine understanding of what care providers need.
No lengthy contracts. No unnecessary complications. No endless support tickets.
Just software that works the way care homes actually work.
And that's exactly how it should be.
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