One shared page between a therapist and each patient: the next session, every past one, and what's owed. By therapists, for therapists.
It's not an EHR. It's the frame, written down.
Not a list of appointments — one rule per person, and three kinds of exception: moved, missed, away. A fee change never rewrites the past.
A patient follows one link, once. After that their next session and their balance are simply there, on their phone. Nothing to install.
A running balance and a monthly statement — dates and amounts only. Paying happens in your Venmo, Bit, or bank. This app never touches it.
Every hour lands in the calendar you already keep — and when you move one, the app warns you what it collides with. It never writes to your calendar.
Every absence here is on purpose.
No reminders, no notifications, no "your therapist has updated…". When an hour moves, telling them is yours — the app just won't let you forget.
No notes, no intake, no diagnosis, no claims. It's a schedule and a ledger. There is nothing sensitive in it to leak.
No dunning, no auto-charges, no late-fee engine. Talking about money with a patient is clinical work, not a scheduled job.
If you bill insurance through an EHR, keep it. This replaces the spreadsheet, the memory, and the monthly wince — nothing more.
There is no setup project. There is barely setup.
Initials, their day, their time, their fee. Their sessions appear for the next four months, instantly.
An invitation goes to them — or appears for you to send however you already talk. It works once; their phone is remembered.
Mark hours held from your week view. Record what comes in. The statement writes itself at the end of the month.
No tiers — tiers are for products that do many things.