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Plan Decoder

For families, carers, and coordinators in Australia. Rehearse functional questions, keep evidence on this device, and read rights in plain language. Not the NDIA. Does not decide eligibility or funding.

  • Practice checklist

    Practise

    Rehearse daily-life questions.

  • Evidence folder

    Keep notes

    Evidence stays on this device.

  • Community pathways

    Find doors

    Health, housing, and local help.

How this works

  1. 1

    Go slowly

    Sit somewhere quiet. You can stop whenever you need.

  2. 2

    One question

    Tick what is true on a typical hard day. Skip if you need to.

  3. 3

    It stays here

    Answers live on this device. You can delete them any time.

  4. 4

    A paper for a GP

    Optional practice report to take to a doctor. Not an NDIA decision.

Without an account you can read the glossary, NDIS news, and rights Module 0. A free account adds a basic diary and the plan checklist. Core ($12 a month after a 3-day trial) is needed for the practice assessment, the full rights course, Easy Read, and a practice completion note.

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NDIS news

All news

Independent scrape, refreshed several times a day. Not the NDIA.

    Common questions

    What is Plan Decoder?

    Plan Decoder is an independent Australian website at plandecoder.com. It helps families, carers, nominees, and coordinators practise NDIS-style questions, keep evidence notes on their own device, and learn rights in plain English.

    Is Plan Decoder part of the NDIS or the NDIA?

    No. Plan Decoder is not the NDIA, not the NDIS, and not a government service. It cannot apply for you, cannot decide eligibility, and cannot promise funding.

    Do I need an account to look around?

    Without an account you can read the glossary, NDIS news, and rights Module 0. A free account adds a basic diary and the plan checklist. The practice assessment, the rest of the rights course, Easy Read, and a practice completion note need Core.

    Where is my information stored?

    Practice answers and notes stay on this device unless you later choose an encrypted copy. You can delete them. Do not put content in the app that you would not want on this device.

    Who built this

    Fallon built Plan Decoder in Queensland after sitting with NDIS paperwork at the kitchen table. It is one person, not a government office, and it cannot decide eligibility or funding.

    About

    Please read this first

    Practice answers stay on this device unless you later choose an encrypted copy. This app cannot apply for you, cannot promise funding, and is not a health service. If you are in danger, call 000.