Psychologists and therapists

End the session with the progress-note draft already written — for you to review, not write from memory

Transcriba transcribes your online session in Meet or Teams and builds a progress-note draft — presenting concern, what was worked on, plan — for you to review and take ownership of. With the patient's consent on record, and you deleting the meeting as soon as you have the record you need. No bot in the call.

An example of what you get

Draft — Session progress note (review)

  • Presenting concern: recurring conflict with management, sense of injustice
  • Worked on: distinguishing the fact from the interpretation; thought records
  • Patient reported using the breathing technique twice this week, with improvement in anxiety
  • Next session: resume the graded exposure exercise

Where it fits

Ongoing online psychotherapy, first consultation, and intake. For supervision or team meetings, bring the already-synthesized draft, never the verbatim transcript of the patient's session.

The problem today

Taking notes during the session splits the attention the patient needs whole. Leaving it to the end of the day means reconstructing from memory after three more visits — and what mattered has already faded.

How Transcriba solves it

The progress-note draft comes out in the format you already use — presenting concern, what was worked on, progress, plan for the next session. It's a starting point: you rewrite it with your clinical judgment, cut what the transcript got wrong, and record it. The chart is yours and stays yours. The session transcript lives in your account until you delete it — and you can delete it as soon as you've transferred the draft to the chart.

How it works

  1. 01

    Add the extension

    One click in Chrome. Sign in once.

  2. 02

    Join the meeting

    Meet or Teams, with live transcription on. Capture starts on its own — nothing joins the call.

  3. 03

    Get the summary

    When the call ends: full transcript, summary, and action items in your library.

Frequently asked questions

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