Built by clinicians for clinicians

AI scribes are cutting physicians' documentation time. But recording therapy creates privacy, legal, and clinical problems a consent form can't fix. What therapists need is a tool built for how we already think.

Ten hours a week of notes we never open again. The unbilled sessions, the copy-paste shortcuts, the guilt: the documentation burden runs deeper than time, and it isn't a personal failing. It's a design flaw.

Clients now arrive with TikTok diagnoses: the narcissist ex, the gaslighting partner, the trauma that wasn't. How therapists can validate real pain while gently untangling the pop psychology it comes wrapped in.

When a subpoena for my records arrived, graduate school had taught me nothing about what to do next. What I learned about liability insurance, opposing attorneys, and the notes that protect you in family court.

A client filed a board complaint against me, and I had seven days to respond. My documentation got it dismissed in one week. What that experience taught me about protecting your license before you ever need to.