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Between Session Notes.
An app idea for mental health therapists.

A private voice memo tool for solo therapists to capture clinical thoughts between sessions, organized by client and date.

Gap foundResearched 29 September 2026 for mental health therapists

What the search found

Who pays
Private practice therapist
The problem
Therapists think of things between sessions and jot them on a phone notepad or legal pad, then lose track of which client it was about. They want a fast, private way to capture a thought and have it land in the right client's file.
The gap
Existing tools are built around recording the session itself and generating a progress note. None of the results show a tool for the between-session moment: a therapist alone, thinking about a client, wanting a quick private voice capture filed by client and date without a full session recording or note template.
Already out there
  • Upheal mentalyc.com

    Records sessions and generates progress notes. Clinicians report mis-attributed voices and added dialogue, so it is aimed at session capture, not between-session thoughts.

  • VoiceToNotes.ai voicetonotes.ai

    Converts therapist speech into formatted clinical notes. It is a note generator, not a private capture-and-file tool for stray thoughts.

  • TheraPro AI therapro.ai

    Automates progress notes by speaking. It assumes a session happened and a note is owed, not a between-session thought.

People asking for it
The big assumption
Therapists will trust and use a separate voice capture tool for between-session thoughts instead of the phone notepad they already have.
Test it this week
Ask ten private practice therapists to send you a voice memo of a between-session thought for one week using a shared voice memo inbox, and see how many actually do it more than once.

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