Clients hand you their own profile before session one. No blank intake form, no first hour spent on backstory, no notes trapped in software you rent. You read what they chose to share, you add your notes to their profile, and everything stays theirs.
Nothing here is a promise. Read the public revocation list or run the live revoke demo yourself.
None of this is a knock on how you practice. It is what every tool on the market does with the client's history, because every one of them stores it in your account instead of the client's hands.
You spend the first session collecting what they already told the last three professionals they worked with, and they are tired of repeating it.
Client history lives inside whatever software you rent this year. Switch tools and years of notes stay behind, in a format built to keep you from leaving.
When an engagement ends, everything you learned together goes dark in your archive. The client cannot take it, and the next professional cannot read it.
Outcomes, not mechanics. This is what changes in your practice the week a client first shares their profile with you.
A client shares their profile before you meet. You read it in a minute and start on the real question, not the paperwork.
Notes you add live in the client's profile, dated and credited to you. They keep them after the engagement, and your best thinking stops dying in a filing cabinet.
Entries are dated the moment they land and can never be edited or reordered, by anyone, including us. That is why a profile a new client hands you is worth reading.
You see exactly what the client agreed to share, nothing more. What they kept private is simply absent, and absence is never treated as a finding.
Open the room and each client's card shows what they chose to share: the profile lines they keep current, plus every note you have signed. Exactly as wide as their consent, and no wider.
The client can leave you, you can leave us, and the history survives both. It belongs to the person it describes, which is exactly why clients say yes to it.
One sign in covers everything here, and the client's controls never move: they can revoke your access, or delete their profile entirely, at any moment, and both stay visible on every screen. That is not a limitation. It is the reason the record is worth anything at all.
Plain numbers, no sales call. Revoke and delete are free forever, on every plan, for everyone.
No setup fee and no contract. Every client's own profile is free, whoever is or is not paying us.
Open the practitioner roomOpen the practitioner room, invite one client, and run session one already caught up. Free to start, $29 monthly or $290 a year after that.