Pick a side to explore
Both demos are fully interactive and pre-loaded with a fictional practice.
The therapist workspace
Run a session end to end: prep, bilateral stimulation, transcription, and the note that comes out of it.
- BLS control panel and script dock
- Scripts, forms, and worksheets
- Client EHR and session notes
The client portal
See exactly what a client sees — the BLS room they can customize, their worksheets, and their private journal.
- The BLS room and its settings
- Between-session worksheets
- Private journal and check-ins
What you'll find inside
Bilateral stimulation, under your control
Set speed, direction, and whether the set uses light, sound, or both. Change it mid-set without losing the target. The client's room follows along live, on the same screen or a second device.
Either person can stop a set at any moment.
Scripts and forms in the same window
Standard protocol scripts sit in a dock beside the controls, so you can read from them without leaving the session. Intake questionnaires, readiness checklists, and assessment forms live one tab over.
Each script and form carries its source attribution at the foot of the page.
Near-verbatim transcription into a note
The session is transcribed as it happens, so you are not writing while you are listening. Afterwards the transcript feeds a note workspace where you shape it into the record you actually keep.
You decide what makes it into the chart. The raw transcript is never the note.
A portal that belongs to the client
Clients sign into their own space. They can customize the look of their BLS room, work through worksheets between sessions, and keep a journal.
The journal stays private unless the client chooses to share an entry.
The record, kept in one place
Session history, forms the client has completed, symptom check-ins over time, and your notes all sit in the same client file — so you are not stitching the picture together from four tools.