Resident tracking by hall
Use hall-based organization to keep large resident lists easier to scan during a shift.
Everything you need for faster, clearer shift notes.
CareNote CNA is designed to help caregivers move through documentation with less friction. Structured charting stays at the center, and smart note assistance helps speed up the parts that usually take the longest.
Core product pillars
Structured charting sections
Document appointments, showers, bowel movements, refusals, behaviors, sleep or wake status, catheter output, and notable observations in discrete fields.
Quick picks for repeat actions
Move faster with refusal templates, behavior chips, and one-tap bowel movement counters by size.
Optional voice capture
Capture observations quickly after leaving the room, then review and adjust the details before save.
Smart note assistance
Turn recorded observations into draft suggestions faster while keeping the caregiver in charge of the final note.
Review before save
Nothing is locked in automatically. Edit the note, verify the details, and save only when it looks right.
organized workflow
Resident details, structured sections, and final review all stay in one place.
editable notes
Caregivers can review and edit note suggestions before the final save.
first design
The app is designed for fast use on iPhone during real shift work.
shift-ready tools
Quick picks and structured fields help reduce repeated typing throughout the shift.
Designed for control
- Nothing is auto-finalized without user review.
- Generated notes remain editable until save.
- Structured charting keeps the note organized and easier to scan later.
- Optional smart assistance helps with speed, not final authority.
- Privacy and review stay built into the workflow.
Made for everyday shifts
CareNote CNA is built for repeated daily use: selecting a resident quickly, capturing what happened during the shift, reviewing the note, and saving without losing time at the end of the day.
It is especially useful for caregivers who want a cleaner process than scattered notes, memory-based charting, or rushed end-of-shift summaries.