Each professional has their own place to keep notes.
Notebook, document, spreadsheet. When a patient is seen by two clinicians, nobody sees the whole path. Here there is one record.
For clinics and multidisciplinary teams
ONE TEAM, ONE RECORD.
Psychology and speech therapy in the same patient record, with role-based access and deliberate sharing. Clinical data on European soil, GDPR-compliant.
Role-based accessShared recordGDPR · European soil
The cost of scattered records
Three clinicians, three notebooks, one patient.
Fictional professionals, fictional data — illustrative panel.
A stand-in or a departure leaves the path halfway.
Whoever comes in starts from zero. With history, goals and indicators in the same record, the team picks up where the previous one stopped.
Health data scattered across inboxes and drives.
Health data is a special category under the GDPR. EU hosting, role-based access, a log of who opened what, and export whenever you want.
The team view
Each clinician in their role, one single record.
Illustrative panel: three fictional professionals working the same record, each seeing only what concerns them. Nothing leaves the record without an explicit action.
- A. P.Session 12 recorded14 Mar
- M. S.Material sent to the family15 Mar
- J. L.Report reviewed18 Mar
Illustrative example with fictional data. The AI prepares and summarises; the professional always validates and decides. It does not replace clinical assessment.
The report the team signs off
Progress built from the whole team’s sessions, in a report the responsible professional reviews before sharing.
Progress per session (0–10)
/r/ in isolated words: 3 · 4 · 4 · 6 · 7 · 8 (Session 8–13)/r/ in sentences: 1 · 2 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 (Session 8–13)
Summary
Across six sessions, production of the /r/ phoneme in isolated words rose from 3 to 8 on a 0–10 scale, and in sentences from 1 to 5. Generalisation into spontaneous speech remains the most demanding step and stays the main goal.
Next steps
- Keep up the five minutes of daily practice at home.
- Move from read sentences to sentences the child builds.
- Review the indicators with the guardian at session 16.
Draft prepared by the AI — reviewed and signed by Inês C., SLT (fictional)
How it works in a clinic
Illustrative example with fictional data. The AI prepares and summarises; the professional always validates and decides. It does not replace clinical assessment.
1. Create the team and access
Each person joins with their role — clinician, clinical lead, admin — and sees only the records that concern them.
2. Everyone records in the same file
Psychology and speech therapy write into the same patient path, with shared goals and indicators.
3. The clinical lead follows along
Progress reports per patient and per team, ready to review. Who opened each record is logged and auditable.
ONE RECORD FOR THE TEAM. THE DECISION IS ALWAYS CLINICAL.
The platform organises the record and shows progress. Reading, interpreting and deciding is always up to the professional responsible for the patient.
Trust first
Clinical data on European soil, in Portuguese.
Health data is a special category under the GDPR. We treat it as such — from where it is stored to who can open it.
Hosted in the EU
Infrastructure and backups inside the European Union.
Role-based access — only who should see, sees
Each team member sees only the records that concern them.
Sharing is always deliberate
Nothing leaves the record without an explicit action by the professional.
The data belongs to you and your patient
Export whenever you want; we do not train models on record data.
Built with clinics in early access.
We do not publish customer numbers yet — we are building with the first teams. Request a demo and tell us how your clinic works.
Request a demo
We walk through the platform using your clinic’s workflow.
Tell us how many professionals you are and how you record sessions today. We reply with a slot and an example prepared for your case.
Contact form — do not send clinical data or patient information through this channel.