Step 1
Invite patients
Patients receive an invitation by email or secure link.
Better patient context.
Better therapy sessions.
Review patient-shared journals, keep private notes, and prepare for every session.
Patient context
Maria Silva
Shared journals
Private notes
Session preparation
Next session
Work anxiety & sleep quality
Workflow
How it works
Step 2
Patients choose what to share
Only journals explicitly shared become visible.
Step 3
Prepare before sessions
Review journals and keep private therapist notes.
Invite workflow
Two invitation paths, one patient workspace.
Send an email invitation directly, or generate a link for patients who already communicate with you elsewhere.
Invite by link
Generate a reusable invitation link that can be shared directly with a patient.
Invite by email
Send an invitation email directly to your patient.
patient@email.com
Pending Invitations
Manage and track your invitations.
3 invites
maria.silva@email.comJun 5, 2026Pending
joao.costa@email.comJun 4, 2026Accepted
ana.beatriz@email.comMay 28, 2026Pending
Therapist notes
Notes stay yours, journals stay theirs.
Patient journals are read-only context. Therapist notes are private to your workspace, organized by patient and ready for the next session.
Private notes
Therapist notes
Search notes...
Maria Silva
3 notes
Discuss work anxiety
Jun 5, 2026
Patient reports increased anxiety related to deadlines and difficulty disconnecting after work.
Sleep quality
May 29, 2026
Sleep seems inconsistent this week. Review routine and evening triggers next session.
Relationship patterns
May 15, 2026
Explore recurring patterns around boundaries and the feeling of over-responsibility.
Give therapy reflections a place to land.
The Letter helps patients write between sessions and gives therapists a calmer way to review what was intentionally shared.
Start using with patients