For California home care agencies

Caregiver files, one thing at a time.

Your to-do list empties itself.

Hum, a small fluffy green bird

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2 files need you.

2/4

ready

Caregiver files live in binders, email threads, and sticky notes.

TB tests expire quietly.

Audit day becomes a scramble.

Three steps. That's it.

1

Invite

Copy the invite link and send it yourself. They open it on their phone.

2

They finish it

Caregivers complete documents, forms, and training from their phones — guided by Hum, one thing at a time.

3

You review

One document at a time, with Hum's summary beside it. You make every call. Nothing auto-approves, ever.

Watch a file fill itself in.

Needs a look → Almost there → Ready. Your caregiver does the uploading, Hum does the chasing, and your team verifies each item.

Ana R.

Sample caregiver

Needs a look
  • ID & I-9
  • TB test
  • Background check
  • Handbook signature

TB test, I-9, and handbook signature still to come.

Before

📁 Binder #14 — Caregivers L–R
✉️ RE: RE: RE: still need your TB test?
Call Dev re: CPR card!!
📊 roster_FINAL_v3 (2).xlsx

After

Maria L.Ready
James T.Almost there
Ana R.Needs a look
Dev P.Ready

The binder that builds itself.

More on how it works →

Sound familiar?

The owner

  • “You're the HR department, the compliance officer, and the scheduler — before you've had coffee.”
  • “Every new caregiver means a new binder. Every binder means a new thing to chase.”
  • “Audit day shouldn't require a weekend.”

One board. Every file. Nothing to chase.

The HR manager

  • “You send the same 'still missing your TB test' text 40 times a month.”
  • “Half your job is reminding. The other half is re-reminding.”
  • “New hires stall for weeks waiting on paperwork — while shifts go uncovered.”

Hum does the reminding. You do the hiring.

Audit day

  • “The state doesn't ask whether you tried. It asks for the file.”
  • “A missing signature from 8 months ago shouldn't ruin your week.”

The binder that builds itself — every file, every version, ready when they walk in.

Calm, by design.

Readiness board

Every caregiver's file, one glance. Ready, Almost there, Needs a look.

Maria L.Ready
James T.Almost there
Ana R.Needs a look

Focus review

One document at a time. Document on the left, Hum's summary on the right. Verify or turn it back — your call.

TB test result

ResultNegative

DateOct 14

Hum's summary

✓ Negative

✓ Within 90 days

✓ Clinic stamp

Training tracker

Entry and annual hours, certificates, and the HCS 500 log — kept for you. Content mapped to California's required training topics.

Entry training5 / 5 hrs
Annual training3 / 5 hrs

HCS 500 log · certificates on file ✓

Renewal drafts

Hum writes the renewal reminders. You tap Send. Nothing goes out without a human.

Draft by Hum · to Dev P.

"Hi Dev — your TB test renews Dec 2. Tap here to upload the new one when you have it."

EditSend

Attest + Approve

Two human clicks. Nothing approves itself.

Ana R. — TB test

Try it: two clicks, both yours.

Personnel file export

The binder that builds itself. Every caregiver's file, ready as one packet when someone asks for it.

Ana R. — Personnel fileExport PDF
  • Application & I-9✓
  • TB test · verified✓
  • Background check · verified✓
  • Training certificates · HCS 500 log✓
  • Signed handbook✓

Your caregivers just tap.

No app to download. No password to forget. Hum walks them through, one thing at a time, on the phone they already have.

Maple Grove Home Care

Hi Ana — Maple Grove Home Care invited you to finish your file. Tap to start: hb.link/ana
Open link

1The invite

Your TB test

Lay it flat. Fit all four corners.

In frame ✓
Send

2Documents

Employee handbook

Sign to confirm you've read it.

TypeDraw
Sign

3Sign a form

Your training

Entry training5 / 5
Annual training3 / 5
Keep going

4Training

Hum, a small fluffy green bird
Meet Hum

You make the call. Hum only reads.

A small, fluffy helper. Warm, a little cheeky, never snarky. Hum reminds caregivers, reads their documents, and writes you a short summary.

Hum is calm at moments of trust — no celebration or jokes around documents, money, or legal matters.

Scott McKenzie, founder of Humbright

Built in the trenches

“I built Humbright because I was tired of generic software that didn’t understand California home care.”

For over a decade running a home care agency in California, my team lived in the same chaos you do: physical binders, spreadsheets out of date by Tuesday, and that pit in your stomach before a state visit.

Generic HR and staffing tools weren’t built for how California agencies actually work. They don’t feel the pain of a great caregiver who can’t take a shift because one piece of paper is buried in an inbox.

So I built Humbright inside real agency operations to do one job: make readiness effortless for your office and friction-free for your caregivers.

Scott McKenzie

Founder, Humbright · 10+ year California agency operator

Your data stays yours. Your caregiver roster and documents belong to your agency alone — never shared. Humbright shows readiness; your team makes every compliance decision.

One plan. Priced for your team.

$99/month covers the platform and your first caregiver. +$4/month for each additional caregiver.

$135/month

Month-to-month. No setup fee. No lock-in. First month free.

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Questions, answered.

Does Humbright make us compliant?+

No. Humbright shows readiness. Your team makes every compliance decision.

Does it replace our payroll or scheduling?+

No. Agencies bring their own tools. Humbright stays vendor-neutral.

Is the training state-approved?+

Training content is mapped to California's required training topics.

How much does it cost?+

$99/month covers the platform and your first caregiver, then $4/month for each additional caregiver. Month-to-month, no setup fee, first month free.

Is my data private?+

Your agency's data stays yours. Human reviewers only — nothing auto-shares.

Everything's humming.

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