About Tidemend
For the hour after the last session.
Why we're building this
Documentation should follow the work, not swallow it.
Good clinical notes matter. They carry continuity of care, support clients’ access to treatment, and protect clinicians. But writing them from memory at nine at night, session after session, wears people down.
Tidemend starts where the session ends. It turns a recording, a dictation or a few bullet points into a draft in the clinician’s own format and voice, checks it against the things reviewers look for, and keeps it connected to the treatment plan. The clinician stays the author at every step.
The rest of the admin followed: the calendar, the intake forms, the messages, the invoices, the insurance paperwork, the video link. Small practices were juggling a different tool for each, so Tidemend brought them next to the note, with the same careful defaults.
The name comes from the rhythm of the work: sessions come in like the tide, and the notes should be finished before it goes out again.
Principles
What guides the product.
The clinician is the author
Keep only what's needed
Respect the room
Say plainly what it does
Curious what’s next? The roadmap lists what’s shipped, what’s in progress and what’s planned.
Close the laptop when the last session ends.
Start with typed or dictated notes for free. Bring recording, custom templates and treatment plans in when you're ready.
