An AI chatbot carrier pigeon on the front lines; PsyBird connects clinicians and clients between sessions, helping clients carry their therapeutic work into everyday life while also carrying their thoughts, struggles, and breakthroughs back to their clinician.
Psy is calibrated in-app by the clinician specific to each client’s treatment plan and context. Between sessions, Psy helps clients stay engaged with their work, listens without judgment, and carries what matters back to their clinician. Psy maintains client context and assists clinicians with notes, treatment plans, research, scheduling, summaries, RTM documentation, with consent, privacy, and the appropriate HIPAA safeguards built in. Beyond the client-clinician experience, Psy is an administrative assistant, simplifying practice management, from managing a solo clinician’s caseload to overseeing an entire clinic’s caseload, Psy assists with billing, insurance claims, accounting, and documentation, all under one protected platform.
Psy answers at 2am in the clinician’s approach, and when the moment fits, opens an exercise the clinician assigned right in the chat.
The client’s own goals sit in a stack on their Home, under their next session. Open one to check in, Psy answers, and every month the scrapbook shows how it went.
After a meaningful chat, and after a session, Psy writes the client a letter to keep. Each one is approved by the clinician, then arrives corked in a bottle.
Every exercise, check-in and late-night talk lands in a book to turn back through, a month to a page.
Brainstorm a plan with Psy in the framework you name and watch the draft change as you talk. Nothing reaches the client until you make it their active plan.
The whole practice in one place: your client list, each client’s file and notes, billing and insurance claims, RTM, and the year in Accounting. Tap Record audio and Psy drafts the session’s note.
Tell Psy how to work with each client in your own words, set the hard limits, then try it out before they ever see it.
Your week at a glance. Book a session, then mark it completed and charge the client, all from the calendar.
The home program plays like a session: a 3D demo to follow, sets and rest counted, and Psy checking in between sets.
Psy remembers what the client told it and how their recent workouts went, and the program moves with their numbers.
Every workout lands on the client’s week with its pain numbers, and the questionnaires their PT sends show how far they’ve come.
Questions don’t wait for the next visit. Psy answers in plain words, links its sources from PubMed, and notes it for the PT.
Describe the client the way you’d chart them and Psy drafts the program, its doses tagged and a 3D demo for each exercise. Nothing reaches the client until you make it active and confirm the stops.
Workouts this week, the pain trend from workouts and morning checks, outcome scores against the MCID, and Psy’s suggested changes.
Psy drafts the daily note from a video visit’s call. You review it and sign it, and its minutes become the visit’s codes and units, ready to file.
The plan of care with the doctor’s approval, and remote monitoring tracked by 30-day period and by month.
Psy serves a different but intentional purpose for both the clinician and the client, while maintaining one consistent goal: to harness the cutting-edge capabilities of modern AI in healthcare while balancing them with thoughtful, well-designed safeguards. Every safety boundary is designed to serve and protect each part of the therapeutic process. The same care extends to the record itself: conversations are encrypted in transit, never used to train public or third-party AI models, and accessible in the app only to the client, their clinician and, in a clinic, the people the clinic allows.

Carrier pigeons only ever fly home. Everything Psy carries goes one place: back to you.
Psy will never diagnose, prescribe, or stand in for a clinician. The places where generic AI companion–human relationships turn dangerous (flattery, escalation, narrative building, a delusion agreed with at 3am) are precisely the places Psy has been built to challenge and stop. Read the research →
Brainstorm a plan with Psy in chat, start from a framework template, or build your own. Then assign and customize the exercises that land on each client’s home screen.
A short intake, then a plan in your framework (CBT, ACT, DBT, schema work and more), or a home program by body area for physical therapy. Tune Psy’s tone and latitude per client.
Assigned exercises and home workouts land on the client’s home screen. Psy listens, weaves the plan into conversation, and knows when to hand things back to you or to crisis support.
Conversations come back as chat summaries on your calendar, with anything concerning flagged.
Four of a growing library: CBT, ACT, DBT, schema work, relapse prevention, trauma stabilization and more.
Start from a condition program, draft one with Psy, or build your own. Every movement comes with a dose, a cue and a 3D demo or an example clip you upload.
Four of 17 condition programs: back, neck, shoulder and arm, knee, hip, ankle and foot, balance, after surgery, and a general starter.
Private pay charges, insurance claims, and Remote Therapeutic Monitoring all run on the record PsyBird already keeps, so the note you write, the session you mark, and the report you sign carry straight through to the charge or the claim. Nothing is entered twice, and Psy helps at every step.
PsyBird connects directly to a claims clearinghouse, so there is no second billing system to keep in step with your notes. Each claim is built from what the record already holds, the payer’s electronic answers come back to that same record, and when a payer requires enrollment, you start it in one tap.
One price, and $1 for each claim filed. PsyBird is $10 a month for each connected client, plus $1 for each insurance claim PsyBird files, with no cap. A self‑pay client never adds a claim, PsyBird takes no percentage of what you collect, and a void or a test claim is never charged. PsyBird never forecasts what you will collect.
Psy recognizes moments that need more than an app, points to the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, and flags the conversation for you.
Row-level isolation per practice, encrypted in transit, AI runs server-side. Nothing about a client leaves the practice that holds them.
Every letter, plan change, and flag carries a timestamp and an author. When you need to show your work, the record is already written.
No. Psy is an AI companion that works inside the plan a licensed clinician sets, in the tone and limits they choose for each client. Every message is checked for risk before Psy answers; a risk tells Psy to point the person to 988 or 911 and flags the conversation to you. PsyBird is not monitored in real time and is not a crisis service, and clients are told so in the consent they sign.
Clients see their plan, their chats with Psy, the letters you’ve approved and their messages with you; never your notes, your flags or unapproved drafts, and never your phone number. You get each conversation back as a short summary, with anything concerning flagged. Each client joins with a personal key, QR code or link, and you can remove their access at any time.
No. Psy runs on our servers inside our HIPAA-covered cloud environment, under a Business Associate Agreement with that cloud provider, and conversations never train a model, ours or the provider’s. Every practice signs a BAA with us too.
Yes. In mental health, start from a ready-made template (CBT, ACT, DBT-informed work, ERP, trauma stabilization and more), build a plan from fifteen kinds of exercise, or draft one with Psy. A physical therapy program is built from movements, readings and journals. Every plan is yours to edit, per client.
PsyBird is $10 a month for each connected client, plus $1 for each insurance claim PsyBird files, and it is free until your first real client connects. Private pay clients save a card on Stripe’s own page and pay into your own Stripe account only when you confirm a charge; PsyBird takes no cut. With insurance billing on, PsyBird checks coverage, files claims from the record and posts the payer’s answer, and for RTM it prepares the monthly report that files its claim when you sign. Pricing and RTM have the details.
For many solo and small practices, yes: scheduling, telehealth, signed notes, diagnosis codes, physical therapy plans of care, outcome measures, documents clients sign in the app, payments, claims, RTM and a full export. It does not do e-prescribing, lab orders or group sessions, and it is not an ONC-certified EHR; if you need those, it works alongside the EHR you have.
the work of building healthier habits and lasting progress continues outside of the clinic