For child & adolescent therapy
Sessions that don't follow a script still need a clear note.
Play therapy, sand tray work, and teenage clients who talk in bursts and silences don't fit neatly into a structured interview. Writing a useful note from that kind of session usually means reconstructing it from memory afterward.
Sound familiar?
Kids and teens don't narrate their own sessions.
A play session might have five minutes of relevant dialogue spread across forty minutes of building, drawing, or silence. A teenage client might say the most important thing of the whole session in one sentence, three minutes before it ends.
How it fits
Built around how this work actually happens.
Built for unstructured conversation
The app follows the session as it actually happens, not a fixed interview format, so play-based and low-verbal sessions still produce a usable draft.
Play, don't narrate
You can be on the floor with a client instead of pausing to jot down what just happened. The app is listening the whole time.
A note structured for developmental work
DAP or BIRP notes that reflect behavior, engagement, and developmental observations, not just verbal content.
Summaries you can actually share
Pull a plain-language summary of a session when a caregiver check-in calls for one, without rewriting the clinical note from scratch.
Built for client confidentiality
The trust of the therapy room isn’t optional. It’s the starting point.
No bot on the call
Nothing joins the meeting or appears in the room. The app runs from your own device.
Audio isn't kept
Audio is processed to produce the draft and is not retained once the note is generated.
Encrypted by default
Client data is encrypted in transit and at rest. A BAA is available on request.
You review before it's saved
Every draft is yours to edit or discard. Nothing is finalized without you reading it first.
FAQs
Questions from practices like yours
Does it work for play therapy sessions with very little talking?
Yes. The draft reflects what was said and observed, so lower-verbal sessions still produce a usable note, though you'll likely add more of your own clinical observation for these sessions.
How does consent work when the client is a minor?
Parental or guardian consent requirements vary by state. We can provide consent language for guardians to review, but you're responsible for meeting your state and licensing board's specific rules.
Can I get a caregiver-friendly summary instead of the full clinical note?
Yes, you can generate a shorter summary alongside the full note when you need something appropriate to share with a parent or guardian.
Does it handle a teenager who barely talks for the first twenty minutes?
Yes. It listens for the full length of the session regardless of how much or little is said early on.
Spend the session on the floor with your client, not behind a notepad.
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