About · AI Scribe for Therapists

Built by people who already build healthcare software

Before building AI Scribe for Therapists, this team built CompliantChatGPT, a HIPAA-compliant AI platform already used across healthcare. That work showed us where clinical documentation still runs on outdated tooling, and gave us the compliance discipline and healthcare-specific engineering to build a scribe around the realities of therapy.

Meet the team Our mission

Our mission

The note should be finished when the session is.

The note writes itself.

Real-time clinical documentation, generated while the visit happens — not after.

Sharper with context.

Patient history and notes surface exactly when a decision needs them.

HIPAA from line one.

Not adapted for healthcare. Built for it, from the first line of code.

Nothing stored that shouldn't be.

Audio is never stored. Every account is covered by a signed BAA.

Leadership

Who's behind ClinicFrame

The healthcare-focused team building AI Scribe for Therapists, combining product, operations, engineering, and applied AI.

Alan Brande

CEO

Strategic leader focused on healthcare innovation and digital transformation—expert understanding of disruptive healthcare IT solutions that transform clinical outcomes and improve people's lives.

Martin Oppenheimer

COO

Versatile startup leader, passionate about strategy, process efficiency, building talented teams, and exploring the benefits of artificial intelligence in medicine.

Javier Lempert

CTO

Seasoned Software Engineer and Architect with over 8 years of experience designing digital products, specializing in digital health. CTO and Founder at Light-it and Puppeteer.

Bruno Ferrari

CIO

Technology leader specializing in healthcare innovation, AI-driven solutions, and digital product strategy. Passionate about mentoring and bridging academia with industry to shape the future of healthtech.

Clemente López

Head of AI Scribe for Therapists

Startup builder focused on turning healthcare's hardest operational problems into products people actually adopt — driven by what's next, not what's comfortable.