Session notes in a minute, not in half an hour.
Write clinical notes in SOAP, DAP, or BIRP format. Voice dictation, autosave, secure data storage in Europe — documentation without the paper trail and without the stress.
Less writing after hours.
More presence in the room.
Notes ready before your breath settles
Right after a session your head is full — the client's emotions, your own observations, plans for next time. Dictate your SOAP, DAP, or BIRP note by voice, and it's ready in a minute.
Only you can see it
Your notes are encrypted, and only you can access them — once logged into your own account. No one else looks at what happened in your sessions.
Your data stays in Europe
Everything is stored exclusively within the European Union. No transfers outside the EU, full GDPR compliance.
The client walks in — you already know
PHQ-9, GAD-7, and other questionnaires — the client fills them out before the appointment, no app to install. You have the results before they sit down, and the session note goes straight into their history.
SOAP notes without the rewrite
You know the feeling — the session ended fifteen minutes ago and you're still at your desk, trying to reconstruct what the client said from memory. With EMOTIS you can dictate the note right after the session, in whichever format you use: SOAP, DAP, or BIRP. The system builds the structure; you just fill in what matters. A clinical note ready in a minute — and you can actually go home.
Intake ready before the client sits down
Before any appointment, you can send the client a link to a questionnaire — PHQ-9 or GAD-7, say — by text or email. They fill it out on their phone, no account, no app. By the time you open the chart before the session, the results are already there. You walk in with context instead of spending the first ten minutes on screening questions.
A history that actually holds together
Every note lands in the client's chronological record, and stays there encrypted — accessible only to you, once logged into your own account. You can look back at past sessions, track questionnaire scores over time, and watch progress take shape — without digging through folders and binders. A whole clinical picture, in one place, safe and legible.
Security that doesn't ask anything of you
Encryption runs automatically — every clinical note is encrypted, and only you can access it, once logged into your own account. Data is stored within the European Union, in line with GDPR requirements for special category health data. Nothing to configure, nothing to check — protection is built into every step.
Got questions? We've got answers.
Can I dictate notes in English?
Yes — voice dictation works in English. Speak naturally, the way you'd describe the session to a colleague, and the system understands the clinical context and lays it out in whichever format you've chosen.
What happens to my notes if I cancel my subscription?
Your data is yours — always. Once your subscription ends, you can download your entire record as a single file. We don't lock you out of client histories or delete anything without your explicit consent.
Can my client see my clinical notes?
No. SOAP notes and other clinical documents are visible only to you. Your client only sees what you choose to share with them — a safety plan, say, or between-session materials.
Is this safe for sensitive material from therapy sessions?
Yes. Your clinical notes are encrypted, and only you can access them — once logged into your own account. Data is stored exclusively in the EU, meeting GDPR requirements for special category (health) data.
How long does switching from paper notes to EMOTIS take?
Most therapists write their first digital note during the trial period itself. There's no data import to configure — just create an account and add your first client. You'll see the rest for yourself.
Can I take my records with me if I ever decide to leave?
Yes. At any time you can download your entire client documentation as a single file. Your work stays yours — whether you stay with us or not.
Is a questionnaire result assigned to a client a diagnosis?
No. PHQ-9, GAD-7, and other questionnaires are screening tools — they help gather context before the session, but they don't make a diagnosis and don't replace your own clinical judgment.
Try it free for 14 days
No credit card, no commitment — start with your first note and judge for yourself.
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