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Decode aged-care statements, check classifications and plan budgets, Wayly's AI assistant helps Australian families understand Support at Home in plain English.

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| Company | — | Startup from Australia · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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Wayly is Australian aged care software built for families, not providers. Every other tool in the category is sold to the organisation delivering care. Wayly is sold to the household reading the bill. Australia’s aged care system was rebuilt on 01/11/2025. The new Support at Home program replaced...
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As answered by people managing Diffee and Wayly.com.au.
Wayly.com.au's answer:
Wayly is the only aged care software in Australia built for families instead of providers. Every competitor in the category (ShiftCare, AlayaCare, FlowLogic, CarelineLive) rosters staff and processes claims for care organisations. Wayly sits on the other side of the invoice. We read a Support at Home monthly statement in plain English in about 60 seconds, check every charge against the published price list, and give the whole family one calm dashboard. No one else is building for the household reading the bill.
Wayly.com.au's answer:
Because Wayly is on your side of the invoice, not the provider’s. We decode the statement in about 60 seconds, flag anything that looks off against the published Support at Home price list and the C1 to C12 contribution rules, and let siblings and an adviser see the same clear picture. Built in Australia, grounded in the Aged Care Act 2024, data stays in Australia. The Statement Decoder is free with no signup, so you can try it with a real statement before you decide anything.
Wayly.com.au's answer:
Two groups. Adult children aged 45 to 65 managing an ageing parent’s care, often from another suburb, state or country, who open the monthly statement and cannot make sense of it. And older Australians managing their own Support at Home care who want to understand what they are paying for and why. The common thread is a family trying to do the right thing by a parent, with documents nobody is trained to read.
Wayly.com.au's answer:
Australia’s aged care system was rebuilt on 01/11/2025. The new Support at Home program replaced Home Care Packages and introduced classification levels, quarterly budgets, a lifetime cap, and contribution rules that even experienced carers struggle to follow. From 01/10/2026, personal care became fully government funded. Every change makes the statements denser, and every family we spoke to had the same experience: a monthly bill, no idea which number was theirs to pay, and no good place to turn. Wayly was built to close that gap. Not advice, not care delivery, just clarity before the money goes out the door.
Wayly.com.au's answer:
React, TypeScript, FastAPI, Python, PostgreSQL, Redis, AWS (hosted in Australia), and large language models for the Statement Decoder and Ask Wayly, grounded in the Aged Care Act 2024 and the published Support at Home service and price lists.
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