Prepare for therapy with clearer context
Psyched helps you capture what happens between sessions, notice patterns worth exploring, and bring the right context into therapy.
Currently in private beta. You stay in control of what you save, export, or choose to share.
Capture what’s happening between sessions
The Psyched check-in process helps patients quickly log mood, reflect on meaningful moments, and capture context that might otherwise be forgotten before therapy. The experience is designed to feel lightweight, supportive, and easy to use regularly.
That information can then help surface patterns over time, giving patients a better way to prepare for therapy and bring clearer context into care.
Connect moments back to your goals
Psyched can help identify entries that may relate to a goal you’re working on, like social anxiety, sleep consistency, boundaries, or stress.
Instead of leaving important moments buried in your notes, Psyched surfaces possible links and lets you decide what belongs. You can add relevant items to bring into therapy, dismiss what does not fit, and stay in control of what becomes part of your session prep.
Prepare for the next session
Psyched helps patients bring together the pieces that matter before therapy starts, including saved entries, goal links, patterns, and therapist-provided prompts or resources.
Between sessions, therapists can support practice by sending reflection prompts, readings, or homework directly into the patient app. Patients can respond in their own time, save what feels important, and use Therapy Prep to focus the next session.
Secure messaging and session tools help keep the connection organized without turning the app into a replacement for therapy.
Join the Psyched patient beta
Psyched helps you capture meaningful moments between therapy sessions, notice patterns over time, and prepare for therapy with clearer context.
We’re currently inviting a small group of beta participants to test the patient app and share feedback on what feels useful, confusing, or missing.
