Aidepost
For caregivers · free, for ever

Shifts near you, tonight.

Free. No organisation. No card. See open shifts near you, soonest first and then nearest, with the work described — and never the person.

Caregivers pay nothing, ever. Browsing a public post needs no account; everything else does. Providers buy Aidepost.

Shifts near you

Soonest first. Then nearest.

The only surface in the family a consumer has to be able to find — and the only one nobody pays for.

  • Awake overnight · SatWillow House · 4.2 miles · 22:00 – 06:00Open
  • Relief care · SunCedar House · 7.8 miles · 07:00 – 15:00Open
  • Substitute caregiver · MonWillow House · 4.2 miles · 15:00 – 23:00Applied

Soonest first, then nearest — the work, the schedule in words, the rate, the credentials asked for, the distance. Never a resident, never another caregiver, and never a house’s address before a relationship exists.

What a listing says

  • The work, the schedule in words, the rate
  • The credentials asked for — surfaced, not required
  • The distance from you

What it never says

  • A resident, or anything about one
  • Another caregiver
  • A house’s address, before a relationship exists

Opt in to relief work across providers, by radius and by availability. It is off unless you turn it on, turning it on says plainly that a shift starting soon may reach you during quiet hours, and cross-employer relief ships last of all.

Your wallet

Your dates, in your pocket.

A CPR card photo and its date. A notice at thirty days and at seven — to you, by name. A manager sees a count, never your name in the message. Renew, and the old record stays as history.

  • Create a profile. Add a CPR card photo and its date.
  • Keep your own credential dates in one place, and carry them from one employer to the next.
CurrentCPRMar 2027
Seven-day noticeFirst AidFri
CurrentMedication-certifiedJan 2027
Thirty-day noticeAbuse-reporter training21 days
Your hours

Clock in, clock out, see your own weekly total.

Your schedule is the first screen. Your week accrues; at forty hours an indication appears — weekly, never daily. Your manager approves, and you are told.

Clock in at the house.

Offline if she must — the event queues, marked pending, and is submitted exactly once on reconnection. A clock event is never edited or deleted; a correction is a new record beside the original.

M. Okafor · week of 14 Sep42 h

Over forty by 2 h · weekly flag, never daily

Hours are exported, never calculated into pay. Exporting is recorded.
The rules that protect a worker

Positions, not missing features.

  1. 01No background check is run on youThe provider runs ORCHARDS herself. Aidepost holds only a status she types — never a result, never the content.
  2. 02No opinion about you exists anywhereAttendance is exactly one of showed, did not show, or late with a number of minutes. No rating, no comment, no free text. There is no field in the schema for an opinion about a person.
  3. 03Your pay is never computed hereHours are exported as hours. One arithmetic error becomes a wage claim, so the product does not do arithmetic on your pay.
  4. 04You are never chargedThe supply side is free, permanently. No organisation, no card, nothing to cancel.
  5. 05No address before a relationship existsA shift shows the work, the time and the distance. The house’s address arrives when you are confirmed.
  6. 06Your hours record cannot be deletedIt is a legal record. A correction is a new record beside the original, and both stay visible.
  7. 07What one employer records stays theirsAttendance facts are never shared between employers. You see your own facts and can correct everything recorded about you.
  8. 08You are asked which side you are on onceIn plain language, and never again. Your side is remembered; your schedule is the first screen.
Free, for ever

You are not the product.

You are not the product. Aidepost never runs a background check on you, never rates your character, and, when relief work ships, will record attendance as facts only — showed, did not show, or late with a number of minutes. What a listing says about the work is public; what it says about you is not.

The first ten minutes
  1. Create a profile.
  2. Add a CPR card photo and its date.
  3. See three open shifts within twenty-five miles.

No organisation. No card. Nothing to cancel.

Early access

Be in the first houses on it.

Leave an email and we will tell you when it opens, what it costs, and how to get in. One message when there is something to say — nothing else, ever.

Provider
  1. Add six staff and their CPR dates.
  2. See the one that expires Friday take the accent.
  3. Build next week’s roster.
  4. See Saturday night open — offer it to your own staff, then post outward.
Caregiver
  1. Create a profile.
  2. Add a CPR card photo and its date.
  3. See three open shifts within twenty-five miles.

No organisation. No card. Nothing to cancel.

One email address, one licence track, one house count. No card, no account, no newsletter.