Care at home, booked in minutes.

Connecting people to accessible care: the right person, a rate you can see, and a visit that actually happens.

1 in 3 Canadians need at-home support

Canadians need at-home support.

Three out of four canadians that need support are under 65. Care is for everyone, and it should not require endless waitlists and convoluted agencies to arrange it.

Statistics Canada, Canadian Community Health Survey, 2015/2016

Who is this for?

  • Older adults

  • People with disabilities/chronic illness

  • New parents

  • Families

  • Caregivers

  • Individuals who want to give back

  • People that need extra income

  • Anyone who needs an extra hand

Services

Home help
Cleaning, organization, errands, tech help.
Personal care
Bathing assistance, companionship, medication and vital tracking.
Family care
Babysitting, postpartum care.
Disability & elder support
Disability care, elder care, chronic illness assistance, mobility assistance, special needs support.
Recovery & respite
Respite care, post-surgery and illness recovery, overnight care.
Meals & daily living
Cooking and meal prep, travel companion, driving.
Grooming assistance
Hair care, beard care and nail care.
Pet & home
Dog walking, pet and house sitting.

Key Features

Choose your caregiver and rate
Our caregivers set their own rate ranges, allowing you to choose the exact hourly rate that works for you. No other in-home care service provides this level of pricing transparency and rate flexibility.
Fees that drop as the app grows
Right now, we take just 12% from caregivers and 6% from clients. No hidden markups, no surprise add-ons. Traditional home care agencies typically pocket 30–40% off the top, but as we scale, our community-driven fees will get even lower.
Background checks where they matter most
Every caregiver is ID-verified before they can join our platform. For anyone working with older adults, children, or people with disabilities, we require a comprehensive criminal background check, not just a profile badge.
Care built for the whole family
Create and manage an account on behalf of a loved one, then invite other relatives to join their care circle. Multiple family members can log in to coordinate, book services and track services together. Care is a collaborative effort, and we're the only app to treat it that way.
Real-time updates with the Care Log
Caregivers log a detailed summary after every single visit, tracking medication, mood, and completed tasks. It offers the transparent, reliable communication that families need to trust the arrangement, whether they live down the street or thousands of miles away.
In-app messaging & secure communication
Families and caregivers can message within the platform. All conversations are logged for safety and dispute resolution. No phone numbers shared.

The Care Fund

A structural answer to affordability. Not a discount code.

Donations at checkout subsidize visits for people who cannot afford the full rate; the caregiver still gets paid in full.

Individuals can apply for subsidized rates if their annual income is under $32,000 for single applicants or $55,000 for households. All donations will cover 25% of the costs for every visit.

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Why I built this

I became a caregiver to help people, but instead, I watched families suffer while waiting on a system that wasn't coming. I was tired of an industry that traps caregivers in low wages with zero control over their schedules.
I built Bringing Care to change that. We offer seamless support at the click of a button for families, and real independence for the caregivers who power it.

What caregiving leaders are saying

Donna Thomson holding an award

Donna Thomson

Caregiving leader, McMaster University & Canadian Centre for Caregiving Excellence

“A national crisis of care is here in Canada and now is the time to meet that challenge. Bringing Care is a simple, community-based solution for everyone's care needs from birth to end of life. Whether you can offer care or you need care, this one-stop-shop is the user-friendly and affordable solution we all need.”

At McMaster University, Donna is the co-founder and co-director of the Family Engagement in Research Program at the CanChild Centre for Childhood-onset Disability Research and the facilitator of Caregiving Essentials for the Department of Continuing Education. At the Canadian Centre for Caregiving Excellence, Donna sits on the board of advisors.

Get early access!

Share this with someone who needs a hand at home or sign up to provide care yourself. No experience needed, just the willingness to help others.

For more information, contact me by email : [email protected]

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Support Bringing Care

I am building Bringing Care independently to bring transparent, accessible home care to Montreal families. Your donation directly funds software development, caregiver verification, and the upcoming launch. Help us change caregiving for the better.

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