For organisations
Financial wellbeing support for supported housing providers
SteadySol is a calm, trauma-informed budgeting app for people in supported housing and hostels, with a caseload view for the keyworkers who support them and aggregate outcomes reporting for the people who fund the service. We're building founding partnerships with providers and commissioners who want to shape how it grows.
Who it's for
Supported housing providers
Give every resident a calm, plain-English way to handle rent, bills and daily spending — and give keyworkers a clear picture without chasing paperwork.
Hostels and short-stay services
Works on shared office devices as well as personal phones, so people can use it whatever their situation, and staff can sit alongside someone if that helps.
Local authorities and commissioners
See aggregate outcomes across the services you fund — engagement, arrears risk and financial progress — without ever seeing anyone's private notes.
For keyworkers and support staff
A keyworker caseload tool that fits around support work rather than adding to it — so money support can be a short, kind conversation instead of a paperwork exercise.
One caseload view
Every resident you support on a single screen: how their money is tracking, when they last checked in, and anything that needs a gentle conversation.
Gentle alerts, not alarms
Quiet flags for rent falling behind or someone going quiet for a while, written in plain, non-judgemental language. Nightly checks do the watching so your team doesn't have to.
Messaging in one place
Short, in-app messages with the people you support, so money conversations aren't scattered across personal phones and sticky notes.
Sit alongside someone
Start an assisted session to look at someone's screen together with their permission, on a shared office device or a phone. Sessions are logged and end with a full sign-out.
Register residents in minutes
Staff can set someone up from the portal, or invite people in bulk with an organisation join code — no long forms, no waiting on IT.
Support for your team too
Anonymous staff check-ins, private reflective journals, peer support rooms and incident debriefs for the people doing the supporting.
For commissioners and senior leads
Evidence that a financial wellbeing service for hostel and supported housing residents is actually being used, and what changes when it is — without ever looking inside anyone's private notes.
Aggregate dashboards
Engagement, arrears risk and financial progress across the services you fund, summarised at service level rather than person by person.
Outcomes reports you can share
Generate a PDF outcomes report from real day-to-day activity, so evidence for boards and funders isn't an end-of-quarter scramble.
Read-only by design
Commissioner access is read-only and aggregate. Private notes, messages and journals are never part of what you see.
Consent-led throughout
Residents choose what their keyworker can see, and can pause without being penalised. Access is role-based with clear audit trails.
How the pilot works
We're early, and we're honest about it. Pilots are small, hands-on, and shaped with you.
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Have a conversation
Tell us about your service — how many people you support, and what money support looks like for you today. No sales pressure.
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We set your organisation up
We create your organisation and sites, add your keyworkers, and agree what your team wants to see. Nothing goes live until you're happy.
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Residents join with a code
Pilot residents sign up with the code PILOT26, which links them to your organisation and their keyworker automatically. There's no open public sign-up.
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Review what you learn
Use the caseload view day to day, and the outcomes report to see what's shifting. Your feedback shapes what we build next.
Interested in a pilot?
Tell us a little about your service and we'll come back to you with next steps — no sales pressure, just a conversation. If you've already been given the pilot code PILOT26, your residents can join straight away.