Aurical handles admin, session notes, and between-session client engagement — so you can focus entirely on the work that matters.
Private practice is clinically rewarding and administratively relentless. Session notes, intake paperwork, email triage, bookings, invoicing — tasks that pile up after every client and bleed into evenings and weekends.
The tools that exist are built for healthcare broadly, not for talking therapy specifically. They don't speak ACT, CFT, EMDR, or CBT. They don't understand HCPC standards, BACP ethics codes, or the particular demands of a solo private practice.
Aurical is built from the inside, by a practising clinician who lives these problems every week.
Aurical v1 is two things in one: a therapist-facing agent that handles admin and clinical documentation, and a minimal client-facing app that keeps clients engaged between sessions — all under your control.
Three commitments that shape every architectural decision in Aurical.
I'm a UK clinical psychologist with experience in private practice. I sit with the two-hour admin tail at the end of every day. I watch between-session momentum decay in clients I care about. I know exactly what session notes in my own voice look like — because I write them every week.
Aurical is the agent I wish I had in my own practice. Not just a tool to streamline admin — though it does that — but a foundation for an in-session therapy assistant I'm building toward in version 2: the right tools, techniques, and frameworks, available in real time, in response to what's happening in the room.
We're working with a small group of UK private-practice therapists to shape v1. If you're interested in being an early design partner — or just want to be first to know when we launch — we'd love to hear from you.
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