What needs attention
The few things that actually matter this week, pulled to the top.
Coming to iPhone first
Everything your child needs.
Finally, in one place.
Jay organises appointments, reports, therapies, funding and next steps — so less of it has to live in your head.
Early access for parents and carers navigating disability.
The disability journey is hard enough without becoming the admin department.
Reports sit in email. Dates live in three calendars. Recommendations are written on the back of an appointment card. The questions you meant to ask stay in your head.
Jay puts it all in one place, and tells you what comes next.
Jay keeps the whole picture together
A calmer place for the information, decisions and next steps around your child.
Upcoming appointments
Every date in one list, whether you typed it in or Jay found it in an email.
Recently added
Reports arrive from email and Drive and file themselves.
Questions for next time
The thing you thought of at 11pm, waiting for you at the appointment.
What Jay actually does
Six places the load stops being yours to hold.
Journey
Their whole story on one path
Assessments, therapy goals, medication changes and small wins settle into place as you go.
Documents
Every report, where you'd look for it
Filed the way a parent thinks, not the way a folder does.
Ask
Ask, instead of hunting
Answers in plain words, showing the report they came from.
Appointments
Walk in prepared
The right notes and the questions you meant to ask, gathered before you go.
Discover
Research that comes to you
Therapies, activities and grants worth a look — saved for when you have the energy.
Profile
One profile, kept current
What you've confirmed about your child, shaping everything Jay does.
Less to remember. More room to be their parent.
Jay gives the admin somewhere to live, so it does not all have to live with you.
What did the OT recommend for school?
A sloped writing board and movement breaks every 40 minutes.
When is the plan review?
In six weeks. Three questions are already saved against it.
What did we agree at the last appointment?
Two speech goals for next term, and a daily practice idea.
Which reports has the school actually seen?
The May assessment and the February support plan.
What changed with his medication?
The dose was reviewed in November and has held since.
Is there funding for the writing board?
Two grants are open. One closes on 30 September.
Be among the first families to use Jay
Join the waitlist for early access, product updates and a say in what we build next.
First invitations
Founding families are invited first, in stages, as early access opens.
Founding family price
$19.99
$9.99/month
Locked in for life — 50% off, forever.
Half price, locked in for as long as you stay with us.
Shape what we build
A direct line to us, and first look at what is coming next.
Questions parents ask
What is Jay?
Jay is an app for parents and carers organising a child's disability journey. It keeps reports, appointments, therapies, funding and next steps together, and answers questions using the records you have chosen to save.
Who is Jay for?
Parents and carers coordinating a child's support — the person who ends up holding the appointments, the paperwork and the plan. You do not need to be the only carer using it.
Do I need an NDIS plan to use Jay?
No. Jay is useful whether you are awaiting a diagnosis, in the middle of assessments, or managing a plan. Features that depend on a confirmed diagnosis wait until you have one.
When does Jay launch?
We are opening early access in stages rather than all at once. Waitlist members hear first, and we will not send you anything else in the meantime.
Will Jay be on Android?
Jay is coming to iPhone first. Join the waitlist either way and we will tell you when other platforms open.
What can I keep in Jay?
Assessments, therapy reports, school documents, medical letters, NDIS paperwork and medication records — plus milestones, goals, saved research and the questions you want to ask next time.
Can more than one parent or carer use it?
Yes. Jay is built around a child, not a single account, so the people supporting them can work from the same picture.
Does joining the waitlist cost anything?
No. Joining is free and does not commit you to anything. If you decide to subscribe when early access opens, founding families pay $9.99 a month instead of $19.99, locked in for as long as you stay.
What happens after I join?
You will get one email straight away confirming you are on the list, then an invitation when early access reaches you. Nothing in between — and you can reply to either one to come off the list.
Carry less of it alone.
Join the Jay waitlist and be the first to know when early access opens.
