For the family who organise it
Most visits are arranged by a family member living somewhere else. Encall is built around that: you book and pay from wherever you are, with your loved one's recorded consent, and everything about the visit comes to you.
- The visit note lands on your phone minutes after check-out
- A Sunday digest of the week, written in plain English
- One tap to book the same trusted Helper again
- Consent recorded, visible, and revocable by your loved one at any time
From the pilot families
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★★★★★
I live in Manchester and Mum is in Lewisham, and for two years every visit was a phone call asking how it went. Now the note is on my phone before I have even thought to worry. Grace has walked Mum to church every Sunday since the pilot began, and Mum talks about her like family.
SA
Sandra A.
Organises visits for her mother, 78
★★★★★
I did not want a carer, because I do not need one. I wanted somebody to walk with and a hand with the heavy shopping, and that is exactly what I got. Ernest comes Tuesdays, and we put the world to rights on the way round.
EO
Eunice O., 81
Books her own visits
★★★★★
I set my own rate and my own hours, and the money arrives the moment a visit is confirmed. Nobody has ever asked me to do anything outside the line, and the families know exactly what I am there for before I arrive.
BM
Beryl M.
Helper since the pilot opened
9 in 10
pilot families booked their Helper again within a fortnight, most of them for the same day the following week.