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People who walk with you

Nobody should have to hold all of this alone.

A daughter, a partner, a friend who comes along to appointments: you invite one person by email, and they can read along with what you have made. The invitation expires after 72 hours, the invited person has to agree explicitly, and you can end the access again with one click.

You stay in control. There is no way for anyone to give themselves access to somebody else's account.

Reading along is not the same as deciding along.

The invited person sees what you have made in Continuum, so they can follow along at the appointment. They cannot create, delete or pass on anything in your name.

Visible to the invited person
Prepare a visit Create a brief Reflect on a visit Health story
Stays with you alone
Your account details and sign-in The right to create anything in your name The right to invite further people

Four steps, and two of them are consents.

01

You invite

One email address is all it takes. The invitation goes out by email and is valid for 72 hours.

02

The other person agrees

The link does not lead straight into your data, but to a page saying who invited them and what is about to become visible. Only a deliberate confirmation opens the access.

03

They read along

Preparations, briefs, notes and your timeline, in their own language, on their own device.

04

You end it whenever you want

One click withdraws the access, with no reason required and no notification to the other person that would need explaining.

  • Two consents, not one

    Your invitation is one. The invited person's deliberate confirmation is the other. Without both, nothing happens.

  • Invitations expire

    After 72 hours the link is dead. A forgotten email does not turn into an open door months later.

  • Revoke without explaining

    Trust can change, and it is allowed to. Access ends the moment you end it.

Invite the person who already comes along anyway.

One email address is enough. Everything after that is their decision, and you can end it at any time.