Scheduling is the job nobody sees, until it breaks.
Why we're building Pairing, and why we're starting with Idaho CHIS providers.
One sick call becomes ten phone calls.
A technician wakes up with a fever at 6:45. By 7:30 someone has texted three people, checked who has been trained with which child, called two families and redrawn half a whiteboard. Tomorrow, something else moves.
The big systems are built around billing.
The software many agencies already pay for does a lot, and scheduling is one screen among many, built for practices in every state. So the whiteboard stays, because it's faster.
Idaho CHIS has its own shape.
Technicians and specialists. Supervision deadlines. Training before a tech works with a new child. Families who want to know who's coming today. Rules that were rewritten in July 2026. We'd rather build for that than for everyone.
So we're building the scheduling part first.
A week you can see at a glance. Gaps that stand out. Time off that can't leave a child without a session. Messages that stay in one place, next to the schedule.
And we'd rather ask than guess.
We're talking with Idaho CHIS providers before we build more. If you run a schedule, or run the agency that depends on one, tell us how your week really goes.