TherapyTherapyTherapists spend 30–40% of their working week on administration: writing notes, juggling schedules, staying compliant. The tools that promise to help are either built for American insurance billing, cost more than a session brings in, or look like they were designed for a hospital basement in 2009.
We are two young founders — one of us a software engineer — and both of us have a deep personal connection to therapy. We are both in therapy ourselves, and our families are full of therapists. That is where we saw it: a real demand for AI in the therapy world, and almost nothing built for the people actually doing the work.
Every AI note is a draft until a human approves it.
EU data residency, encryption at rest, and GDPR tooling are standard on every plan — not an enterprise upsell.
If a tool stresses you out, it does not belong in a therapy practice.
A solo therapist should not pay €200/month to run a practice.
We are launching with practices in the Netherlands and Denmark, with Brazil and the wider English-speaking market next. If you want to shape the product as an early practice, talk to us — founding practices get direct access to the team and locked-in pricing.