Lienzo is a platform that helps families get organized when a loved one needs support. It allows you to coordinate tasks, share information, and communicate easily, so that everything doesn't fall on one person.
Lienzo is designed for:
In caregiving situations, everything is often fragmented: messages, calls, notes, appointments. Lienzo centralizes everything in one place to reduce stress, prevent forgetfulness, and better distribute responsibilities.
You create a shared space called a "circle", invite the relevant people, and then you can:
A circle is a collaborative space that brings together all the people involved in supporting an individual.
Yes. Lienzo is designed to be used by multiple people. Each member can contribute according to their availability and role.
Only the people you invite to your circle have access to the information.
Yes. Protecting your data is a priority. Lienzo uses robust security measures and secure infrastructures.
No. Your data is never sold. It is only accessible to authorized members of your circle.
No, unless you give your consent. In some cases, only anonymized and aggregated data may be used.
No. AI offers suggestions, but you always retain control.
Yes. Suggestions should always be validated by the user.
No. Lienzo is an organizational tool. For any medical decision, consult a qualified professional.
Yes, as long as you have permission to do so and respect their privacy.
Yes. You can delete your account at any time.
You lose access to information related to that circle.
No. Lienzo acts as a complementary tool to better coordinate actions.
A pilot project allows testing Lienzo in a real-world context. Some features may be evolving during this phase.
Lienzo is accessible via web and mobile.
Yes. Lienzo is designed to be simple, intuitive, and accessible, even for users who are less comfortable with technology.
Lienzo offers a free version with essential features. Additional options may be offered based on needs.
