For psychologists in private practice

Know how your client's week went before they walk in.

BrAIn gives you the time between sessions. Clients log their mood and reflect with an AI companion. You see the trend and a weekly summary, only if they choose to share it.

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MaríaNext session: Thursday 17:00
Easing
Distress, last 14 dayslower is better
Weekly summary

Anxiety peaked on Monday before a work review, then eased after she used the breathing exercise twice. Sleep improved from Wednesday.

work stress sleep coping skills
Shared by María: mood trends, weekly summaries
Example client, not real data

Your clients are already talking to AI about how they feel.

More and more people, younger clients especially, open a general chatbot between sessions. It's there at 2 a.m. and it doesn't judge. But it wasn't built for mental health, and you never hear what was said.

General AI chatbots
BrAIn
What they share
Can be kept and used to train AI models, depending on the service and its settings
Never used to train AI models. Encrypted, and deletable at any time
Labels
May suggest a diagnosis, and clients bring it to session
Never diagnoses. Summaries describe what happened; you make the clinical judgement
You, the psychologist
Not in the loop
See a weekly summary and mood trend, when the client chooses to share
In a crisis
Depends on the service
Screened for risk signals; shows 024 and 112 when needed. Not a crisis service
The client list in the psychologist portal

From the 75-second demo video: the client list, with each client's mood and latest AI summary.

See it from your side

A short walkthrough of what a psychologist sees: the client list, one client's month, and a session-note draft.

Three things it helps with

Each one came out of conversations with psychologists. Tell us which matters to you, or what's missing.

"How was your week?"

Between sessions

Daily mood check-ins and an AI weekly summary, so the session starts from what happened instead of what the client remembers.

Notes at 21:00

Session notes

A first draft that builds on your previous note. You edit it and it stays yours, private unless you choose to share it.

New clients

Get found and booked

Planned: a profile in a directory, with your available slots, online booking and payment.

Built for clinical trust

The questions psychologists ask first, answered plainly.

  • The client decides what you seeMood trends and weekly summaries are shared separately, per psychologist, and can be withdrawn at any time. You never read their AI conversations word for word.
  • The AI does not diagnoseNeither the companion nor the weekly summaries name conditions or disorders. They describe what the client said and felt; the clinical judgement stays with you.
  • Messages are screened for riskMessages are screened for risk signals before the AI replies, and at the highest level the conversation stops and shows 024 and 112. BrAIn is not a crisis service and does not replace one.
  • Encrypted, and moving to EU hostingConversations, summaries and notes are encrypted at rest. Hosting moves fully to the EU before launch.
  • Never used to train AIConversations, mood logs, summaries and notes are not used to train AI models — not by us, and our AI provider's API terms don't permit it either.
  • The client can delete everythingOne action in settings deletes their account and all their data from BrAIn. Encrypted backups roll off within 30 days.
Working prototype · not yet live

Help shape it before it launches

I'm talking to psychologists before building anything more. Leave your details and I'll be in touch. There's nothing to buy, and you can say no at any point.

  1. Answer 6 short questions about your practice (2 minutes).
  2. If you'd like, a 20-minute video call to hear how you work.
  3. A free pilot with a few of your clients, once it's live.

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