Mentalyc

Mentalyc is an AI scribe and documentation suite for therapists. It turns recorded or uploaded sessions into structured clinical notes that reference previous sessions, treatment plan goals and tracked symptoms, then adds progress tracking, alliance scoring and matched worksheets, with one-click export to any EHR.

Mentalyc is a documentation assistant built specifically for mental health professionals. A clinician records a telehealth or in-person session with consent, uploads existing audio, dictates a recap or types a brief summary, and the system produces a structured clinical note. The homepage example shows a SOAP note assembled from a 50 minute session, with subjective, objective, assessment and plan sections filled in, plus risk indicators that carry forward. Notes are organized by client, so each new session is drafted against earlier notes, treatment plan goals and tracked symptoms rather than starting from a blank prompt. Beyond the note itself, Mentalyc layers several related tasks onto the same session. Treatment plan goal progress is drafted, progress tracking updates from what was discussed, alliance scores are generated, and clinically reviewed worksheets are matched to the session. Supervision notes and treatment plans stay linked to the case record instead of living in separate documents. The finished material is reviewed and edited by the clinician and then exported to an EHR with one click; the product states it works with any EHR or none at all. The audience is practicing therapists, counselors and group practices, including clinicians working across modalities such as EMDR, ABA, trauma-focused work, psychiatry and play therapy, and with couples, families, groups and children. Solo practitioners get their evenings back and group owners get a shared documentation layer across their team. Security is positioned as a core claim: HIPAA and SOC 2 Type II compliance, with a dedicated security page. Against general assistants like ChatGPT or Claude, the difference is that prompts, formats and client history come prebuilt, so there is no manual paste-and-check cycle each session. Against AI note features bolted onto an EHR, the pitch is continuity: the whole case is considered, not a single appointment. The tradeoff is focus. This is a clinical documentation product, and it assumes a therapy workflow rather than general meeting transcription.