You have started your free trial. Good. You have 14 days to decide if MyLog is right for your whānau, and more importantly, 14 days to build a habit that will make the rest of your care journey easier. Here is a simple, realistic approach to your first two weeks. Days 1 and 2: Set…
One of the questions we hear most often from new MyLog users is some version of this: The PDF export…What is it exactly, and when do I actually use it? It is a fair question. Most people come to MyLog to solve a daily problem: they need somewhere to record what is happening with their…
If you are a support worker in New Zealand, you are probably doing one of the most important jobs in someone’s life. You are also probably doing almost no formal documentation of it. This is not laziness. It is not negligence. It is a structural problem. Most support workers are not given a system for…
If you support a family member or whānau with a disability in New Zealand, April 2026 is not a normal month. Whaikaha is rolling out significant changes to how Disability Support Services funding is allocated, reviewed, and documented. ACC is updating its supported living assessment processes. WINZ is tightening its evidence requirements for Supported Living…
Most parents who start thinking about keeping a care log hit the same wall almost immediately. They know they should do it. They understand why it matters. They open their phone, or find a notebook, and then they sit there wondering: what exactly am I supposed to write? It is not a silly question. Nobody…
Who built MyLog and why MyLog was built by a parent of two children with additional needs. Not a tech entrepreneur who spotted a gap in the market. A parent who sat in the same NASC meetings you have, filled out the same forms, and kept the same scattered notebooks that were never in the…
If you have been through a NASC assessment, you know how it feels. Someone visits your home, asks questions, takes notes, and leaves. Weeks later a decision arrives that affects your whanau’s daily life. The whole thing can feel like it comes down to how well you performed on that one day, how clearly you…
Most people in Aotearoa have come across Te Whare Tapa Wha at some point – in a health class, a GP visit, or a workplace wellbeing session. It is widely known as a Maori health model. What is less understood is how directly it shapes the way disability support assessments work and why that matters…