A few taps, or a quick voice note, become clear, person-centred notes, written in the order it happened and ready to paste into your provider's system.
Big, clear buttons for the things your participant actually does, with their usual choices already picked.
Person-centred, NDIS-style sentences, written in the order things happened. Change anything with a tap.
One button copies the whole shift, hour by hour, ready for your provider's system.
Sam is a made-up participant. This is the real app, running right here. Nothing you enter is kept or sent anywhere.
On a phone? Open the demo full screen.
Sam had brekkie. Went for drive to beach, good. Bath ok. Bed 9ish.
Sam requested Vegemite toast. Staff provided verbal prompting with meal preparation to support his independence. Staff escorted Sam to the car to support his safety. Staff supported Sam to access the community; he went for a drive to the beach and presented as settled throughout. Staff prompted Sam to have a bath as part of his personal care routine; he accepted and got in straight away.
Talk like a handover. Swift Notes picks out what happened, understands "he didn't want to", and shows you everything before it's added.
Sentences follow what actually happened. Tap things in a different order and the note follows you.
Dictate the hour and Swift Notes turns it into taps you check before adding.
Lower-level incidents are drafted for you. Serious ones stay written by hand.
Shifts run past midnight with the right date on every hour.
Last meal, medication, sleep and outings for the next worker, in one tap.
See sleep, meals, outings and prompting over weeks to spot what's changing.
Worked out from your own numbers: (minutes now − minutes with Swift Notes) × shifts per week × 52 ÷ 12.
Disability support workers, the families who coordinate their supports, and small providers. It was built by a support worker to write the notes support workers write every shift.
No. Swift Notes writes the note; you copy it into the system your provider already uses. That keeps your provider's records exactly where they expect them.
Right now, everything stays in the browser on the device you use, and nothing is uploaded. Team accounts with secure, Australian-hosted storage are being built for the subscription version.
Yes. Each participant gets their own buttons, places, foods, words and routines, so notes sound like their day, not a template.
It drafts lower-level incidents for you. Higher-level incidents are always written by hand, by the worker who was there.
Speak it uses your phone's own speech-to-text, the same as the microphone on your keyboard. You always see and check the words before anything is added.
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