Know where you are going and finish your notes on shift
Your shifts, the participant’s plan, notes and medication in one app.
You start each shift knowing the participant and leave with the paperwork done. The app shows your roster and the participant’s care plan and alerts, and lets you check in, write shift notes, sign medication and report incidents.
Free for 14 days, with rostering, the support worker app, progress notes and NDIS invoicing. Set it up yourself online.
What changes for you
Everything for the shift on your phone
Address, care plan, behaviour support strategies and medication for the participant are open before you arrive.
Notes done before you leave
Shift notes with prompts and quick picks, so you are not writing them at home.
Paid for what you worked
Check-in, check-out, travel and sleepover disturbances recorded on shift, so your timesheet matches what you did.
What it looks like day to day the people, places and moments this is built for.
What gets in the way today
Addresses, times and care information arrive in scattered messages.
Notes and timesheets are filled in at the end of the day from memory.
Travel, overtime and disturbances are missed when timesheets are written by hand.
Shifts that end when the shift ends
- Shift details in the app, not text messages
- Notes finished on shift
- Medication signed as it is given
- Incidents reported before you leave
- Pay matched to your check-ins
Recommended modules Switch on what you need now. Add the rest later without migrating.
Shifts, check-in, notes, on mobile
Explore →Shift notes tied to goals
Explore →eMAR, PRN and medication audits
Explore →Incidents, reportables and complaints
Explore →Screening checks and credential expiries
Explore →Questions buyers ask
Does the app work on any phone?
Yes. The support worker app runs on iOS and Android phones. Support for areas with patchy signal is coming soon.
Can I see a participant’s full record?
You see what your role allows and what you need for the shift, such as the care plan, alerts, medication and recent notes.