Built for how your clinic works.
Your clinicians lose hours to documentation, and consistent clinical development is hard to deliver across a whole team. psylab addresses both — without asking anyone to change the tools they already use.
Early access, 2026. We’re running first pilots with a small number of clinics.
Capacity, across the whole team
psylab captures sessions from the telehealth tools your clinicians already use and turns them into clinical notes written to your clinic’s templates and standards. Documentation stops being something anyone has to do — consistently, with nothing new to roll out and no platform to migrate to. Capacity goes back to care.
Development that scales
The kind of feedback that used to arrive only in occasional supervision can now support every clinician — a lens on their own work that helps them grow. Your supervisors get real material to teach from, so development scales with the team instead of bottlenecking on senior time. It stays clinician-led: people see their own sessions first and choose what to bring.
Privacy and compliance as architecture
The compliance burden sits with the clinic, so psylab is built to carry it: text and audio pseudonymised, everything processed in Europe under European law, and nothing used to train models. And because sharing is always the clinician’s choice, psylab strengthens development without becoming staff surveillance.
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Early access for clinics, 2026.
Built by clinicians and engineers, together
Engineer turned founder, building the clinical infrastructure he believes psychotherapy has been missing — where rigorous software meets a deeply human craft.
Clinical psychologist with experience from both specialist health services and private practice. Brings the therapist’s perspective into how the platform is built.
Professor of psychiatry at the University of Oslo, and a leading specialist in psychotherapy research, supervision of therapists, and research on personality disorders. The well-known psychiatrist has been central to the development of mentalisation-based therapy in Norway.