Pick a caregiver, pick a client, tap the days — Monday, Wednesday, Friday — set the times, and save once. The whole pattern is created together.
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Conflicts surface instantly
If a schedule overlaps something the caregiver already has, it is flagged in red on the spot, with the days that worked kept and the conflict left for you to adjust.
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The week runs itself
Caregivers see their schedule in the app, clock in against it, and the board shows live who is on a visit, who is next, and who is free.
Built in
A board that answers before you ask.
Recurring and one-time
Weekly patterns carry the regular visits; one-time shifts handle fill-ins and specials. Both live on the same board with the same verification.
Double-booking detection
Overlapping visits on the same caregiver's day are flagged in red the moment they exist. No more finding out from an upset client.
Client coverage at a glance
Each client shows scheduled hours against needed hours, so an under-covered week stands out in seconds.
Hours before they happen
Weekly hours per caregiver total up as you schedule — overtime risk is visible while you are planning, not on the payroll report.
Questions
Good questions. Straight answers.
Set a caregiver's weekly pattern once: pick the days, set the times, save. Mira creates the schedule for every selected day in one step, and the week grid shows every caregiver's visits, hours, and free days at a glance.
Mira checks every caregiver's day for overlapping visits and flags conflicts in red on the schedule board, so a double-booking is caught when it is created, not when two clients are expecting the same person.
Yes. Each client shows scheduled hours against the hours they need each week, so an under-covered client stands out before the week starts rather than after it goes wrong.
Their schedule, in the same app they clock in with: today's visits, the week ahead, and the client details for each one. A schedule change from the office reaches their phone without a group text.