Share what matters in your own words with those who support you.
Circletalk helps people share who they are, how they communicate, what supports them, and what others need to know.
Invite trusted supporters into your support circle, keep your information up to date, and generate an AI-ready PDF snapshot whenever you need it.
Whether you're preparing for school, employment, healthcare appointments, disability supports, aged care services, or life's many transitions, Circletalk helps create a shared understanding before you walk into the room.
Less time explaining. More time being understood.
"Explaining shouldn't be exhausting"
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Simplifying Communication Across Your Support Network.
Reduce Repeating. Stay Connected.
Managing life, online and offline, can be overwhelming. With so many systems, services, and choices, it’s easy to lose track of what matters day to day. Whether you're managing your own team or supporting someone else, it shouldn’t mean repeating information again and again.
Circletalk gives you an easy structure in one place to support staying engaged in study, work and local community. Sharing updates, explaining current needs to an educator, or preparing for a meeting or appointment, you’ve got the relevant details ready to go in your words.
Keep Life Updates Where They Count
Share changes that affect study, work, and community life. Update quickly what's current with your supporters during face-to-face conversations.
Circletalk helps families, educators, health professionals, and support workers stay aligned—saving time, reducing stress, and making collaboration easier.
Focus on What Works
Circletalk works alongside existing systems. It’s not for storing case histories or medical records. It can help users highlight what’s helping now, and what you’re working towards next.
It is a place to help implement the tools and ideas from both professionals and informal supporters so you can stay focused on what is working now and what you plan for in the future.
Circletalk creates partnerships and designs programs to support these communities:
Family
Circletalk recognises that family, community, and culture look different for everyone—and that trusted support doesn’t always come with a formal title.
Whether your Circle includes parents, siblings, Elders, chosen family, First Nations knowledge holders, or supporters from diverse global cultures, Circletalk makes it easier to stay connected and understood.
For Providers & Allied Health Professionals
Circletalk helps allied health professionals access accurate, participant-led information from
the start—saving time on intake and reducing repeated history-taking.
View real-time updates on a participant’s goals, communication preferences, support strategies, and tools—shared directly by them or their carer. This means more time for therapy, less admin, and a clearer picture of what’s working.
Educators
& Specialist Schools
Circletalk helps educators fast-track Individual Learning Plans (ILPs), Access Plans, and SSG preparation with real-time, student-led information.
Instead of repeating intake questions or relying on second-hand summaries, you can view up- to-date strengths, goals, and support needs—directly from the student or their parent/carer.
Inclusive Workplaces, Employment & Training Services
Circletalk helps individuals with disabilities and support needs share how they work best—in their own words.
Whether you’re a job coach, mentor, workplace supervisor, or training provider, you can view real-time insights into a participant’s strengths, communication preferences, routines, and support strategies—before induction, during trials, or across probation.
For Community Programs & Housing Providers
Circletalk helps facilitators, coordinators, and housing providers understand participants' needs before they arrive—so they feel safe, supported, and included from day one.
Whether you are running an arts group, sport program, garden project, or managing SIL, SDA, or community housing, Circletalk gives you real-time insights into a person’s communication preferences, sensory needs, routines, and goals—shared directly by them or their carer.
