Patient, step-by-step tech help for your residents in 76 languages, under your name. Nothing for your staff to build or maintain.
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Becomes your own site
Our demo partner, My Care Residence: their logo, their colours, their web address.
Centrelink moved to myGov. The local bank branch closed. The GP now does telehealth, and the specialist sends referrals by email.
Oskoole isn’t a lifestyle extra. It’s how residents reach the things they’re already entitled to, and call the grandkids without asking for help first.
Your name, logo and colours. Residents and families see you, not us.
Residents ask in their own words and get a tutorial with pictures and a voice.
Every tutorial, in the language each resident actually speaks.
Daily brain games that give residents a reason to open it on a good day.
Type your facility’s name and pick your colour. We’ll open a working preview of Oskoole as your residents would see it.
Updates as you type. In the full preview you can add your logo too.
The new Act and the strengthened Quality Standards have applied since 1 November 2025. Several of the rights now depend on digital access. Oskoole helps residents exercise them, and your dashboard shows it.
Residents learn to do telehealth, banking, myGov and video calls themselves, instead of waiting for family or staff.
Tutorials completed per resident and over time
Every tutorial in any of 76 languages, with text, subtitles, pictures and a voice reading it aloud.
Languages used across your residents
Plain language for a first-time user, one step at a time. Residents can ask about your own app, portal or email too.
Topics asked: what residents need explained
Video calls, messaging and photos are the most-asked topics: the tools that keep residents in touch.
Topics asked, such as video calls and messaging
“Is this message a scam?” is a core topic, helping protect residents from online financial exploitation.
Topics asked on scams and online safety
Brain Skoole adds daily games and puzzles, so residents engage on good days, not just when stuck.
Brain Skoole games played, over time
Each operator’s data sits in its own container, with three access levels. Admins can export individual or group reports.
Role-based access and exports
Oskoole supports compliance; it doesn’t replace it. The reports are evidence you can draw on to show how you uphold the Statement of Rights and meet the Quality Standards. You remain responsible for your own compliance, assessment and privacy obligations. This is general information, not legal advice.
Your administrator dashboard goes from the whole facility down to a single resident.
Every partner runs on the same Oskoole platform, but each facility gets its own data container. Everything your residents create is written to it, and read back only by you.
Read only by your administrator dashboard
Every account, tutorial and game session carries your container ID from the moment it’s created.
Staff and residents sign in to your organisation only, and every dashboard view is filtered to your container.
Residents sign in with a username. No email address is needed, so you don’t have to collect contact details.
Three access levels in every container
Sees their own tutorials and Brain Skoole progress only.
Adds and removes residents, but can’t see any resident’s individual activity.
Views and exports individual or group data, across tutorials and cognitive wellness.
Wellness, not diagnosis. Brain Skoole measures engagement and progress in games. Its scores are not a clinical assessment.
Three steps, and only the first one is yours.
About 23 cents a day per resident
You pay only for residents using it. No devices, no training cost, no lock-in. Brain Skoole included.
We build your branded platform at no cost, including ongoing maintenance and updates.
Per resident. The bill follows occupancy as residents arrive and leave.
Prices in Australian dollars.
“A digital confidence program in every welcome pack” speaks to the adult children who help choose.
Lifestyle coordinators stop being the ad-hoc help desk.
Reports mapped to the Statement of Rights and the Quality Standards, ready for boards, families and funders.