Know what’s happening in care — across teams.

Turn plans into practice. Improve consistency. Strengthen outcomes.

Connect families, carers, educators, providers and health professionals through real-time updates, participant support needs and shared visibility across teams.

The Challenge

When communication breaks down...
  • ⚠️ Families feel disconnected
  • ⚠️ Support plans are implemented inconsistently
  • ⚠️ Health professionals lack visibility
  • ⚠️ Providers face increased risk
  • ⚠️ Important changes can go unnoticed

The Solution

My Day My Way® brings families, carers, educators, providers and health professionals together through real-time updates, structured records and shared visibility.

Everything in one secure place

Built for providers, schools & care teams

Turn plans into practice with real-time communication, structured records, behaviour and health tracking, and reporting designed for complex support environments. Works alongside existing provider systems, with PDF, CSV and JSON exports for reporting, compliance and data sharing.

Feel confident in care — even when you’re not there

See how support plans are being put into practice through real-time updates, behaviour tracking, health events and everyday moments — all in one secure place.

Testimonials

“Having real-time visibility of behaviour, health events, daily support and celebrations provides a deeper understanding of a person’s quality of life than incident reporting alone. My Day My Way® helps teams stay connected, informed and focused on what matters most.”

 

Leanne Lilley
Behaviour Support Practitioner

“My Day My Way® helps me stay connected to my daughter’s life, even when I’m not there. Real-time updates and shared communication give me confidence that her support needs are understood, her plans are being followed, and nothing important is being missed.”

Dad
Parent of an Adult with Complex Support Needs

“I created My Day My Way® because I wanted confidence that Caitlin’s support needs, health information and daily experiences were being communicated consistently across her team. Every family deserves visibility, every support worker deserves clear information and every participant deserves consistent support.”

Dee Giudice
Founder & & Parent

FAQ

What is My Day My Way®?

My Day My Way® is a secure communication and documentation platform designed for education, disability, health, and community support environments. It helps families, carers, educators, providers, and health professionals stay connected through real-time updates, structured records, and shared visibility across care teams.

How does My Day My Way® work?

Create a secure participant profile and invite approved family members, carers, educators, providers, and health professionals. Record updates, behaviours, medications, seizures, incidents, tasks, and care information in real time — all securely stored using Australian-based AWS infrastructure.

Who is My Day My Way® designed for?

My Day My Way® supports:

  • Families and carers
  • Disability support providers
  • SIL and community teams
  • Educators and schools
  • Allied health professionals
  • Behaviour support practitioners
  • Nurses and healthcare providers

The platform is particularly valuable for individuals with complex disability, behavioural, medical, communication, or multidisciplinary support needs.

What can be recorded in the app?

Daily care notes and real-time updates

Behaviour tracking (including ABC data)

Medication and PRN logging

Seizure recording and epilepsy tracking

Incident and health event tracking

Tasks, routines, and reminders

Care plans and participant profiles

Emergency epilepsy management plans

Risk assessments and support documentation

Allergy, medical, and health management plans

Celebrations and positive moments

Structured reporting and exports (PDF, CSV, JSON)

 
 
 

Is the app available on Android?

Currently, My Day My Way® is available on iOS. Android development is planned as the platform continues to grow.

Ready to Turn Plans into Practice?

Support better communication, consistent implementation of support plans, and greater visibility across care and education teams.