Session notes that belong to the therapist who wrote them.
A therapy practice runs on trust, and trust has a technical shape. Session notes are readable by the therapist who wrote them — not by colleagues, and not by the practice owner, who sees that a session happened and what it earned but never what was said. The notes themselves are written into your practice’s own health data store, never onto ours.
Therapist-only session notes — A session note is readable by the therapist who wrote it. Not by colleagues, and not by the practice owner. What that does and does not mean
- Notes in a locked drawer because the software shows everyone
- Prepaid blocks of sessions tracked on paper
- Late cancellations nobody charges for
The screens this business runs on.
Every one of these is a real screen in the product. Open the live demo and use them.
Sessions
The diary, the waiting room, and who is seeing whom.
Session Notes
SOAP, DAP, BIRP or free text — written into your own health data store, readable only by their author.
Session Packages
Sell ten sessions for the price of eight. Each completed session takes one credit, and every credit that moves leaves a record.
Cancellation Policy
Your notice period, and what a late cancellation costs. The terms in force are recorded with each cancellation, so changing the policy never rewrites what someone already owed.
Telehealth
A video room per session, or your own link passed through untouched.
Patient 360
Every session, consent form and invoice for one person.
See it with real data, right now.
The demo is the actual product, seeded with a working psychology & mental health’s data. Nothing to install, no account, no card.