For aged care, private rehab and respite

One program per room, no accounts.

SDR is one simple way to keep each room's exercise cues on screen, without accounts or apps. Tell us about your rooms and we will talk it through.

What a room looks like

A screen shows one exercise card at a time, at the interval the clinician set. The screen can be a TV, a tablet or a laptop that already sits in the room.

Each room has its own program, with its own editor link and its own display link. Nothing is shared between rooms unless you share it.

Illustration of the display. One card at a time, at the interval you set.

How a multi-room setup works

  1. Count screens and power points.Note which rooms already have a screen and which do not.
  2. Choose how each screen runs.A screen with a browser opens the free web app. A TV with no browser or no internet can use the optional HDMI dongle (A$299 including GST), which runs a program on its own over its own Wi-Fi.
  3. Set a program for each room.A clinician chooses the cards, the order and the interval, then shares the display link.
  4. Decide who holds the editor links.Only the editor link can change a program. Keep it with the people who are allowed to.

What we need to know

  • How many rooms, and how many already have a screen.
  • Whether those screens have a browser or need a dongle.
  • Who in your team will build and edit the programs.
  • Which approvals you need on your side, so we can say honestly what we can and cannot meet.

What is not ready yet

We would rather say this now than have you find it later.

  • Invoice and purchase order terms.
  • A support commitment or service level.
  • A security questionnaire.
  • A public status page.

If you need any of these, tell us. It shapes what we build next.

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