Whether you see patients in a psychiatric or medical clinic, sit with therapy clients in private practice, or mentor community members on front porches and trails, documentation shouldn't steal your evenings.
Speak a 60-second voice debrief after session — NoteLane drafts your progress note into any template (SOAP, DAP, BIRP, Wisconsin CCS DHS 36, or your own custom uploaded .docx) in your choice of 🏡 Kitchen-Table or 🩺 Clinical / Medical language.
SOAP), Therapists/Counselors (DAP), Behavioral Specialists (BIRP), or Community Programs (DHS 36), or upload any custom Word (.docx) template and NoteLane maps your fields and tables automatically.
Engineered from the ground up so providers, contracted agencies, and county programs can trust every step of documentation.
Hosted on dedicated AWS (us-east-2 Midwest) infrastructure covered by an active AWS HIPAA Business Associate Addendum (BAA), with AES-256 encrypted gp3 volumes and automated 35-day encrypted snapshots.
Every subscribing provider operates inside a cryptographically isolated workspace (tenants/<provider_id>/). No provider — and no outside agency — can ever view, query, or access another provider's client roster, voice briefs, or progress notes.
Account setup and subscription billing never touch client information. Providers onboard clients strictly inside their authenticated HTTPS (TLS 1.3) workspace by dropping in a county Recovery Plan PDF — the parser extracts verbatim goals in RAM, builds the .docx templates, and immediately shreds the PDF.
Post-session voice briefs are processed strictly to generate the structured progress note in the provider's house style and are never used to train external AI models or shared across accounts.
Built-in validator enforces county and state compliance (verbatim Recovery Plan goals, 12-hour standard time, in-car drive intervention rules, exact mileage/documentation minutes, and [Initials]- MM.DD.YYYY.docx naming) before a note ever leaves the app.
Every view, edit, approval, and .docx export is recorded in an immutable, per-provider HIPAA audit log (0600 permissions) protected by HttpOnly; Secure; SameSite=Strict cookies and brute-force rate limiting.