We don't have an App in the Apple or Google App Store, however we have a responsive web app which behaves similar to an App.A responsive design, creates dynamic changes to the appearance of a website, depending on the screen size and orientation of the device being used to view it. It feels like an app and behaves as such with the difference not having a shell hosted by Google or Apple.Benefits using an APP, we can deliver the NDIS price guide or any update immediately when published on the NDIA website by bypassing the approval stage of Apple and Google.If published via Google or Apple in an app it can take up to two weeks to get approved.That's not acceptable in a dynamic world. With our approach we don't have to wait for any third party to approve when we apply changes to the system. The second reason is that the NDIA does not allow participant data to be stored off-shore. Both Apple and Google stated that all information passing through their servers will be cached.