Honest comparisons

SRTD vs writing your own notes in Word

If you're still writing case notes in Word or Google Docs, the real question isn't whether AI is better. It's whether 8-15 minutes per note is worth more than $25/month.

The headline

Same NDIS-format notes. 1/20th of the time. The maths is the whole pitch.

FeatureSRTD ToolsWriting it yourself
Time per case noteHeadline~30 seconds8-15 minutes typing
Voice memo → NDIS-format noteYesType every word
Compliance language built in (NDIS Practice Standards)YesYou remember it - or don't
Format presets (STAR, SOAP, phone log, NDIA call log, incident, behaviour)YesBuild your own templates
Participant goals auto-referenced in each noteYesRetyped each time
Cross-participant search of your past notesYesFolder browsing
Australian English + NDIS terms by defaultYesYour habits, your typos
Audit-defensible structure across every noteYesDepends on the day you had
Monthly cost$25 (Bundle)Free + ~80-120 mins/week of your time
Billable time unlocked / monthHeadline~50 hrs across a 30-participant caseload (admin freed + billable work)Not framed this way

The honest verdict

If you genuinely enjoy the writing part of the job and have plenty of time for it, keep going - SRTD won't change your life. If you find yourself catching up on notes after dinner, on weekends, or quietly skipping detail because the workload is too high, the maths is brutal in SRTD's favour. A typical 30-participant SC caseload writes 10-15 notes per week. At 8 minutes saved per note, that's 80-120 minutes per week back. At the NDIS Support Coordinator line rate of $100.14/hr, that's $533-$800 per month of capacity recovered. SRTD costs $25-$65/mo. The decision usually takes a day or two of trial use.

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