Tallywren · documentation, with a human in the loop

Rough notes in.Defensible records out.

Turn rough shift notes into clear, goal-linked NDIS records. Tallywren shapes the informal detail into progress notes and reports — without guessing what was not written down.

Built for Australian NDIS registered support workers and support coordinators who need the record to be as careful as the care.

A clearer handoff

From the shift, not the spreadsheet.
ROUGH SHIFT NOTE16:42

Went to the community garden. Sam chose herbs and stayed with the group for most of the session. Needed a reminder to pack up. Seemed proud of what they planted.

TALLYWREN DRAFT
Review first

Session details

Duration · location · support type

Progress toward goals

Observation mapped to the goal

Engagement & behaviour

Objective, non-judgemental language

Next steps

A practical handoff for the next shift

To confirm: session duration and participant goal reference.

The Tallywren method

A quieter path from memory to record.

Good documentation should make the work visible, not make more work. Tallywren keeps the process close to the shift: capture what happened, give it structure, then make the human review unmistakable.

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Bring the rough version

Paste a quick shift note, a voice transcription, or the observations you captured between appointments.

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Shape it around the goal

Tallywren organises the detail into plain-English progress notes, linked to the participant goals you provide.

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Review before it goes anywhere

Missing context is flagged for confirmation. You stay in control of the final wording, approval, and filing.

Designed for the work around care

More than a summary. A record with a reason to exist.

Tallywren is made for providers who need documentation that is contemporaneous, accurate, and ready for a thoughtful review — without turning every shift into an admin exercise.

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Session details, support provided, progress, engagement, incidents, and next steps

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Objective, non-stigmatising language that stays close to what was observed

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Clear prompts for information that is missing, unclear, or still needs confirmation

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A focused assistant that complements provider-management systems instead of replacing them

Human approval stays central

The assistant can structure the note. It cannot approve the record.

Sensitive participant information deserves a careful workflow. Tallywren flags gaps instead of filling them, keeps language grounded in the observation, and leaves the final decision with the person who was there.

No invented details Plain English Reviewable output

A better record starts with a better handoff

Make the next shift easier to understand.

Tell us how your team documents today, and we’ll show you where Tallywren could fit.

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