# Ability Hub App ## Ability Hub App The Ability Hub app has a very familiar interface. If you have used any social app, be it Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn, the AbilityHub app interface will be familiar to you. The app lets you define your [circle of care](https://fieldworker.gitbook.io/fieldworker-docs/fundamentals/concepts/circle-of-care) and help connect with them in a discrete, secure, and private way. The app interface can be divided into three distinct parts. ### Header Section This is the top area of your app, where you can manage your [profile](https://fieldworker.gitbook.io/fieldworker-docs/fundamentals/pages/ability-hub-app/profile), manage your circle of care, and invite your family, friends, and contacts to join your circle. You can also create [requests](https://fieldworker.gitbook.io/fieldworker-docs/fundamentals/pages/ability-hub-app/requests) for help from your circle of care. You may also choose your preferred language to interact with the application. The Ability Hub currently supports English, Spanish, and Gujarati languages to interact with the app. ### Footer Section This section provides functionality for organizing your patient's [health](https://fieldworker.gitbook.io/fieldworker-docs/fundamentals/pages/ability-hub-app/health) history, [documents](https://fieldworker.gitbook.io/fieldworker-docs/fundamentals/pages/ability-hub-app/documents), [requests](https://fieldworker.gitbook.io/fieldworker-docs/fundamentals/pages/ability-hub-app/requests), and [calendar](https://fieldworker.gitbook.io/fieldworker-docs/fundamentals/pages/ability-hub-app/calendar). It lets you organize all the information in an easy-to-manage yet accessible manner. You can also see the status of requests that you have shared with your circle.
### Main Section The Ability Hub is a social app at its core. It lets you define your circle and communicate with them in familiar ways. The main section is very similar to your most familiar social app. It lets you share your status, thoughts, photos, and/or documents with your circle. The rest of the main section is presented as your timeline, where the posts from contacts, including their responses to your requests for help, are displayed in chronological order. The Ability Hub app lets you define more than one circle, which may or may not overlap. In the main section, you can share the status, information, and even functionality of each circle. Refer to the [Circle of Care](https://fieldworker.gitbook.io/fieldworker-docs/fundamentals/concepts/circle-of-care) for more details.