“Could we move it to Thursday?”
Rescheduling one session takes eight messages before a shared slot appears.
Booking, calendar, clients, notes, instruments, materials, supervision. Clients book themselves, progress data collects itself, and nothing else rests on your memory.
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None of these tools is bad. What’s bad is that they don’t talk to each other — and you are the one connecting them.
Rescheduling one session takes eight messages before a shared slot appears.
Answers land in a spreadsheet, scores are added by hand, and the trend lives in your head.
Finding an entry from two weeks ago means leafing through half the notebook.
The homework went into a chat and got lost somewhere in July’s conversation.
The marketplace takes a cut of every booking, and the reviews stay with them.
That’s what a practice spread across seven browser tabs looks like. Time and order leak away not during the work with a client, but between it.
Move the sliders to match your practice.
We count with your own numbers — this is arithmetic, not a promise. Booking removes the time negotiation, and instrument scores are calculated for you.
Everything below already works and is available the moment you sign up.
Clients pick their own time on your public page.
Schedule, reschedules, reminders. No messaging about time.
Every client’s history and every session note in one place.
Three steps, after which the messaging about time stops.
Once, by day of the week. Changeable at any moment.
Put the link in your profile, a messenger, or your email signature.
From their phone, whenever suits them. The session appears in your calendar.
An example. Pick a slot — by click or with the Enter key.
The client gets their own portal. Nothing to install, nothing to pay for.
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44 validated instruments. You choose one and assign it to a client, the client completes it in their portal, and the score and the trend appear on your side with no manual entry.
If you are a supervisor, the contract with your supervisee, the hour count and both signatures live here too. If you aren’t, it is a sign the platform was built inside the profession rather than adapted from a generic CRM.
An example. Names are fictional.
You work with other people’s vulnerability. The platform is built so you don’t have to think about that every day — and so that every statement below can be checked.
A client sees only their own. You see only your clients. A supervisor sees what the contract allows.
Who opened what, and when, is written to a log that cannot be altered.
All data can be exported at any time. Leaving the platform costs you no archive.
Your data and your client’s data are deleted on request, with an entry in the log.
Servers are located in Russia; personal data is processed under Russian Federal Law 152-FZ.
For the first time in 11 years of practice I can show a client not just “you’re doing better” but an actual six-month chart. It changes the conversation about progress completely.
The supervision module solved the paper chaos of contracts. Hours, signatures, records — all in one place. At last.
I stopped negotiating times over messages. Clients pick a slot themselves, and I see the whole week instead of holding the schedule in my head.
Session notes sit right next to the client’s record. I used to spend five minutes before a session remembering where we left off.
Questionnaires score themselves. I no longer add up points by hand and compare them with last time.
The public booking page settled the question of marketplaces that take a cut of every session.
Reminders go out on their own, a day ahead. I used to write them by hand and still miss someone.
Homework no longer gets lost in a chat. The client opens their portal and sees everything I’ve shared.
Clients book themselves without a second thought. It’s more familiar to them than messaging me and waiting for a reply.
I see thirty people and for the first time I’m not afraid of mixing something up. The practice is in one window, not seven tabs.
It mattered to me to know where the data lives and how to take it with me. The export works, and that removes a layer of worry.
I see a client’s trend with no preparation: open the record, look at the chart, go into the session.
I run two supervision groups. Contract hours and signatures count themselves, and I don’t go back to them.
Rescheduling a session takes seconds instead of half a day of messages.
I started with just the calendar and gradually moved notes and questionnaires there too. Nothing had to be learned separately.
1–1 / 15 · advances every 6 seconds; pauses on hover and with the pause button
Nothing needs configuring in advance. Here is the whole path from signing up to the moment a client can book themselves.
Email and password. No card; the trial starts immediately.
Mark when you see clients, by day of the week. You get your booking link.
Add the people you’re seeing this week. The rest appear as they book.
Share it in your profile or in a message. Sessions start arriving in your calendar on their own.
After that, instruments, materials and supervision come in as you need them — there is nothing extra to learn.
Booking, calendar, client records, instruments, materials, public profile and supervision — in a single payment. The client pays nothing.
€351 billed once a year
For a practice of up to 30 clients
Supervision contracts and signatures are part of Professional.
€531 billed once a year
Everything in Solo, plus
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