Every child has
their own rhythm

Meysio makes it visible — for families and caregivers

Why Meysio

More than tracking

More than schedules

More than averages

Built for understanding

Everyday moments become more meaningful when they can be understood as part of the child’s own rhythm

No generic schedule, no comparison with other children and never more certainty than the rhythm supports

Meysio Capabilities

A calm rhythm for every part of care

Capture

Registration and Care Schedules

Keep everyday moments and the practical day clear without turning care into administration

Understand

Child Insights and Rhythm Expectations

Notice personal patterns and meaningful changes without comparing children

Share

Handover Summaries across Languages

Relevant moments move from one caregiver to the next in the language each person understands – without losing the child’s context

Understanding in action

Everyday moments, brought into context

Meysio does not ask families to become better administrators. It makes everyday care easier to remember, revisit and share.

MomentsRegister only what matters
RhythmNotice what repeats and what changes – without forcing the child into a fixed pattern
Shared contextGive trusted caregivers a clearer picture without reconstructing the day

One platform

One child, one rhythm
Different care contexts

Meysio begins with Family for children aged 0–2. Transfer is already partly included in beta;
Care and Connect remain clearly marked by their current development status.

Coming soon · Ages 0–2

Meysio Family

Everyday care and personal rhythm context for families and trusted caregivers

In development · Partly included in beta

Meysio Transfer

A deliberate handover of relevant context from one caregiver to the next

In development · Ages 0–3

Meysio Care

Child-centred support for childcare organisations and professionals

Planned

Meysio Connect

A privacy-sensitive connection between family and professional care

Privacy by design

Privacy is not a feature
It is a fundamental right

Families remain in control of what they share

Access follows a role, a purpose and a care window

Information is limited to what is relevant for that care relationship

Sensitive information – including location – is never shared by default

The more connected care becomes, the clearer its boundaries must bePrivacy by design

The Meysio Way

A child should never have to
fit the systems around them

The systems around them should learn to move with the child

Technology should adapt to every child – not the other way around