Digital Tools & Apps Hub
Explore digital tools that may help with planning, organisation, communication, learning, work, wellbeing, accessibility and everyday life.
Technology can offer different ways to organise, communicate, learn, work and manage everyday tasks. The aim is to find tools that suit your needs, preferences and way of doing things.
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📅 Planning, Organisation & Executive Function
Digital tools can provide external reminders, structure and visual support when keeping everything in your head is difficult.
Calendars & Scheduling
Explore digital calendars, reminders and scheduling approaches for appointments, routines, deadlines and everyday commitments.
Planning pathwayTasks & Checklists
Explore tools for breaking tasks into smaller steps, creating checklists and keeping track of what comes next.
Organisation pathwayFocus & Time Support
Timers, focus tools and visual time supports may help with starting, switching and completing tasks.
Executive function pathway💬 Communication & Connection
Technology can offer additional ways to communicate, prepare conversations and stay connected.
Communication Supports
Explore tools that support written, visual, spoken or alternative communication.
Communication pathwayAAC & Alternative Communication
Learn about digital augmentative and alternative communication tools and other ways of supporting communication access.
Accessibility pathwaySocial & Conversation Support
Digital tools may help people prepare messages, organise thoughts or reduce communication pressure.
Social support pathway💚 Wellbeing, Calm & Emotional Support
Some digital tools can support relaxation, emotional awareness, routines, reflection and self-regulation.
Calming & Grounding Tools
Explore tools for breathing, grounding, sensory regulation and creating moments of calm.
Wellbeing pathwayMood & Wellbeing Tracking
Digital tracking can help some people notice patterns in mood, energy, stress and everyday wellbeing.
Reflection pathwaySleep & Rest
Explore tools that may support bedtime routines, rest, relaxation and healthier digital boundaries.
Rest pathway📚 Learning & Education
Digital tools can offer different ways to read, write, study, remember information and participate in learning.
Study & Learning Tools
Explore note-taking, revision, study planning and learning-support tools.
Learning pathwayReading & Writing Support
Explore text-to-speech, speech-to-text, reading aids and other literacy-support technologies.
Accessibility pathwayStudents & Education Settings
Explore technology that may support school, tertiary study, training and other learning environments.
Education pathway💼 Work & Productivity
Digital supports can help with workplace organisation, communication, tasks and working in ways that suit individual needs.
Workplace Organisation
Explore digital task management, calendars, notes and organisation tools for work.
Work pathwayWorking From Home
Explore tools for remote communication, routines, focus and organising a home-based working day.
Remote work pathwayDigital Workplace Accessibility
Explore features and technologies that can make digital work environments easier to access.
Accessibility pathway♿ Accessibility & Assistive Technology
Built-in accessibility features and assistive technologies can reduce barriers and provide different ways to interact with digital information.
Visual Accessibility
Explore text size, contrast, screen readers, magnification and visual-access features.
Access pathwayHearing & Captioning
Explore captions, transcripts, visual alerts and other hearing-access supports.
Access pathwayMotor & Interaction Support
Explore voice control, alternative input methods, keyboard access and other interaction options.
Assistive technology pathwaySensory-Friendly Technology
Adjust brightness, motion, sound, notifications and other settings to create a more comfortable experience.
Sensory pathwayCognitive Accessibility
Explore simplified interfaces, reminders, visual supports and tools that reduce cognitive load.
Access pathwayBuilt-In Device Features
Phones, tablets and computers may already include useful accessibility features without requiring another app.
Start with your device🔐 Choosing Digital Tools Safely
Before using an app or online service, it can be useful to consider accessibility, cost, privacy, advertising, data collection, subscriptions and whether the tool genuinely meets your needs.
Look for subscriptions, trials and in-app purchases before committing.
Consider what personal information the service asks you to provide.
A popular app is not automatically an accessible app.
Too many reminders, menus or notifications can sometimes create more pressure rather than less.
Give yourself time to discover whether the tool actually fits the way you work.
Turn off unnecessary alerts and keep only those that are useful.