For clinicians and practices
Give clients a structured way to reflect between sessions.
The Human Manual is designed to help clients organize emotional moments, recognize patterns, prepare for sessions, and share only what they choose.
Between-session structure
A client-owned reflection loop that prepares—not replaces—the clinical conversation.
- 01
Reflect
The client works through a moment in private.
- 02
Select
They choose what, if anything, to share.
- 03
Review
A clinician sees only the approved summary and scope.
- 04
Continue
The next session starts with clearer context.
All sharing, scope, and future clinician functions are planned product concepts, not active clinical workflows.
Clinical value
Between-session structure, without owning the client's inner life.
Better between-session continuity
A structured record the client curates.
User-approved session summaries
The client controls what is shared and when.
Structured fact vs. interpretation review
Reduce narrative drift.
Pattern evidence with contradictions
Not just a positive-case pattern list.
Progress and recovery trends
Personally meaningful, not a single score.
Guided exercises
Consistent between visits.
Boundary and communication rehearsal
For before the conversation happens.
Appointment preparation
So the first ten minutes are useful.
Client-owned sharing permissions
Scope and duration are visible and revocable.
Client ownership
The client remains the owner of the Human Manual.
- +Clients choose what to share.
- +Sharing scope should be visible.
- +Access should be revocable.
- +The clinician should see provenance.
- +The system should not automatically convert reflection into diagnosis.
- +Clinical judgment remains with the licensed professional.
Two-tier clinician model
Connect or Workspace.
Clinician Connect
Planned- ·Accept client sharing invitations
- ·View client-approved summaries
- ·View specifically shared Manual content
- ·Inspect sharing scope
- ·Review provenance
- ·End or revoke connections
Clinician Workspace
Planned- ·Caseload overview
- ·Client invitations
- ·Sponsored access
- ·Assigned protocols
- ·Outcome reviews
- ·Between-session updates
- ·Pattern evidence and contradictions
- ·Notes, review schedules, program templates
- ·Practice-level permissions
For practices and organizations
Planned capabilities.
- Multiple clinician seats
- Supervisory roles
- Shared programs
- Practice analytics
- Audit logs
- SSO
- EHR integration
- Custom retention controls
- Contracted security requirements
Note
None of the listed integrations currently exist. All are future capabilities subject to review before launch.
Responsible limits
What the product should not do.
- —Diagnose
- —Replace clinical judgment
- —Automatically generate treatment plans
- —Present inferred causes as facts
- —Hide contradictory evidence
- —Share client content without permission
- —Operate as an emergency service