Early access open now · For parents & carers of neurodivergent children

Raising a neurodivergent child is hard.Coordinating their care shouldn’t be.

Stop holding five providers, a school, and a folder of reports in your head. GuideNest gives families of neurodivergent children one calm place to coordinate care — so you get your evenings back and the mental load finally lifts.

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One family. One week. Two realities.

Tuesday 9:47pm, after the kids are down — flip the switch.

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Saved to Recent ActivitySpeech therapy update

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Pattern spottedSleep dips on Mondays

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Briefing readyFor Thursday's OT review

What families tell us

The system wasn't built for your family. So you became the system.

Most parents we speak to lose hours every weekto admin — coordinating multiple providers who don't share records with each other, or with you. Three patterns came up in every single conversation.

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Nothing is where it should be.

Reports, assessments and referrals live in inboxes, folders and your memory. You rebuild the picture from scratch at every single appointment.

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Everyone is working in isolation.

The OT doesn't know what the psych said. The GP hasn't seen the school report. You carry every piece of information between every provider, alone.

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The mental load is relentless.

It's not just exhausting. It's the quiet terror of knowing one missed detail, one miscommunication, could set your child back months.

Hours lost to adminfamilies routinely lose hours each week coordinating care, chasing reports and prepping for appointments

Providers that don't talkmost families juggle multiple clinicians, schools and specialists whose systems don't share records

Work and wellbeing impactmany parents reduce hours, change roles or step back from work to keep care on track

Right now, you're the only thing connecting them

Four systems. One shared picture.

🩺Clinicians

🎓School

📋NDIS

💞Therapists

♥You+ your child

GuideNest becomes the continuity layer — so you can stop being the case manager, and go back to being the parent.

Why we built this

Built by parents and clinicians who've lived this too.

GuideNest started in a Perth living room — a parent at the kitchen table, a notebook full of behaviours, and a folder of forms that didn't talk to each other.

We built it side-by-side with clinicians and lived-experience families — so the village your child needs finally has somewhere to live.

Work impactedmany parents reduce hours or step back from work to coordinate care

Evenings lostresearching, emailing providers and prepping for appointments

Tools that don't talkfamilies stitch together notes, forms and apps that weren't built to connect

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What happened?

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"I noticed sleep entries spike on Mondays. Want me to flag that for your next appointment?"— NESTIE

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Everything you might be wondering before you start your free trial.

How does the 7-day free trial work?

Click Join now, create an account with your email, and you'll get full access to GuideNest for 7 days. If GuideNest is helping, continue for $99/year — otherwise just stop using it, no charge.

Who is GuideNest for?

How much will it cost?

Do I need to be on the NDIS to use GuideNest?

Is my family's data safe?

Can practitioners use GuideNest too?

Raising a neurodivergent child is hard.Coordinating their care shouldn’t be.

✓ Built for neurodivergent families✓ Privacy-first, Australian-hosted✓ 7 days free · cancel anytime

Built by parents and clinicians who've lived this too.

GuideNest started in a Perth living room — a parent at the kitchen table, a notebook full of behaviours, and a folder of forms that didn't talk to each other.

We built it side-by-side with clinicians and lived-experience families — so the village your child needs finally has somewhere to live.

Work impactedmany parents reduce hours or step back from work to coordinate care

Evenings lostresearching, emailing providers and prepping for appointments

Tools that don't talkfamilies stitch together notes, forms and apps that weren't built to connect

Raising a neurodivergent child is hard.Coordinating their care shouldn’t be.