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Walk into your NDIS meeting prepared.

Plain-English practice, evidence notes, and one page to take with you. Your notes stay on your device.

Independent. Not the NDIA. Not a funding decision.

What do you need help with?

Pick the one that sounds most like you. You can change your mind.

Got a planning meeting coming up? Start here.

How it works

  1. Step 1 of 3

    Learn the bit that matters

    Short, plain-English videos and guides for where you are right now.

    See the videos and guides
  2. Step 2 of 3

    Practise saying it

    Write one sentence in your own words for each question. No pressure, no wrong answers.

    Try one sentence now
  3. Step 3 of 3

    Take your notes to the meeting

    Print one page of what you wrote and the evidence you have.

Prices

Start free. Pay only if you want more.

Free

$0

Look around first.

  • Glossary, NDIS news and rights Module 0
  • A free account adds a basic diary and a plan checklist
Start free

Best for one review

$39once

Reassessment Prep Pack. No subscription.

  • 90 days of full access
  • Practice assessment, meeting script and evidence checklist
  • One clean page for your GP or planner
Get the Prep Pack

Core

$12a month

3-day trial first. Cancel whenever you like.

  • Practice assessment
  • The full rights course and Easy Read
  • A practice completion note
Start 3-day trial

Prices are in Australian dollars. Not payable from NDIS plan funding. See the full pricing.

What’s free and what isn’t?

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.

Not ready to sign up?

Get the free Plan Cuts Survival Kit

A plain-English guide to what to do if your plan is cut. Leave your email and it’s sent to you, with the odd plain-language NDIS update. Unsubscribe any time.

Send me the free kit

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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 Fallon

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. 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.

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.