Keeping individuals and organisations on the same page after prison.
Resettled brings organisations and the people they support together around one shared plan, making support clearer, better coordinated and easier to navigate.
The Challenge.
Supporting someone after prison is rarely the responsibility of just one organisation.Housing, probation, healthcare, employment services, charities and local authorities all play a crucial role.Information is often spread across different systems, emails and phone calls. As a result, no single organisation has the complete picture of the support being provided.The person receiving support can also struggle to understand what has been arranged, who's involved and what happens next.Resettled was built around one simple principle: when organisations coordinate better, everyone benefits.
Information is Fragmented
Different organisations often hold different parts of the picture across multiple systems and communication channels.
Coordination Takes Time
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Teams spend valuable time chasing updates, repeating conversations and manually sharing information.
People Can Lose Sight of Their Own Plan
Individuals may not always know or understand what has been arranged, who is involved and what happens next.
Research consistently shows that the days immediately after release have a significant influence on long-term outcomes.
Why Resettled Feels Different.
Most organisations already use digital systems to record information. Resettled isn't trying to replace those systems. It's designed to solve a different problem: keeping everyone involved in resettlement, including the individual, working from the same shared picture.
Existing Platforms
The individual has limited visibility
Built for recording cases
Information spread across screens
Updates often happen outside the system
General case management
Individuals see their own plan
Built for coordinating people
One shared journey
Shared, in-real-time updates keep everyone aligned
Purpose-built for prison resettlement
The Solution.
Resettled brings organisations and the people they support around one shared plan.Professionals gain one clear view of support across organisations, while individuals can see their own journey in one place, helping them understand what support is in place, who's involved and what happens next.Resettled doesn't replace existing systems. It connects them.A shared coordination layer that keeps organisations and individuals informed, connected and working from the same plan.
One Shared Plan
Everyone involved works from the same up-to-date picture, with access tailored to their role.
Better Coordination
Reduce duplication, improve communication and make it easier for organisations to work together.
Keep the Person Informed
Give individuals a clear view of their support, appointments and next steps.
Every day, around 150 people leave prison in England and Wales. Many require support from a variety of organisations, yet those organisations often coordinate through separate systems, emails and phone calls.
How Resettled works.
One shared plan.
One connected picture.Resettled brings together the organisations supporting someone after release into one secure, shared workspace. Each organisation updates the same plan, sees the information relevant to them and works from a single source of truth while maintaining appropriate permissions.
Support the Individual
A person leaving prison always knows what has been arranged and what comes next.
Experience the platform from either side of the support journey.
See how one shared plan keeps everyone connected from release onwards.
Built with practitioners, not assumptions.
Resettled is being developed through ongoing conversations with the people who deliver resettlement every day.From prison-based services and probation to housing providers, charities and community organisations, the platform is shaped by real frontline experience and practical feedback throughout its development.The aim isn't to replace the systems organisations already use. It's to provide a shared layer of coordination that helps professionals work together more efficiently while giving the individual a clearer understanding of their support journey.
Meet the Founder.
Resettled was created from my experience working in prison healthcare and community support where I saw firsthand how difficult it could be to coordinate support across multiple organisations.Throughout my career, I saw dedicated professionals working tirelessly to support the same individual, often using different systems and disconnected processes. Every organisation played an important role, but maintaining a shared picture across services wasn't always easy, for professionals or those receiving support.I built Resettled to make coordination simpler. Not by replacing the systems organisations already use, but by connecting them around one shared plan that keeps professionals aligned and the individual informed.
Anthony Davies
Founder, Resettled
Looking ahead.
Resettled is being developed step-by-step alongside practitioners, organisations and people with lived experience.The aim isn't simply to digitise existing processes. It's to create a shared coordination platform that makes support easier to deliver, easier to understand and easier to improve over time.Development will continue to focus on practical features that reduce administrative burden, strengthen collaboration and give people leaving prison greater visibility of their own journey.
Available Now
✓ Shared resettlement plans
✓ Role-based access
✓ Real-time updates
✓ Individual view
✓ Cross-agency coordination
✓ Appointment tracking
In Development
Secure messaging
Outcome reporting
Organisation analytics
AI case summaries
API integrations
Mobile application
Start the Conversation.
Whether you're from a prison, probation, local authority, healthcare provider, housing provider or community organisation, I'd welcome the opportunity to show you Resettled and learn about the challenges your team faces.
Resettled is currently being developed with input from frontline professionals. If you'd like to shape its future, I'd love to hear from you.