The desk where it happens

The clinician diagnoses.
The record proves it.

  1. 01Intake Patient Record Gate Every identifying fact, court detail, and history element typed by the clinician before the case can proceed. No guessed fields.
  2. 02Testing Validity Gate Every instrument and every score recorded with scorer, time, and result before the case moves to interview.
  3. 03Interviews Interview Gate Structured mental status exam, behavioral observations, and statements captured in templates before diagnostic review opens.
  4. 04Diagnostics Primary Gate The clinician renders, defers, or rejects each proposed diagnosis, with signed reasoning, before the Writer agent can draft a line.
  5. 05Reports Editing & Legal Gate Editor review, clinician attestation, and cryptographic signature lock the report and seal the audit log for court discovery.
Three rules. No exceptions.

Evidence engine, not a decision engine.

01

The clinician decides.

The Writer cannot draft a line until you render, defer, or reject each diagnosis. Signed reasoning, every time.

02

Every fact, sourced.

Intake fields typed by you. Scores timestamped by scorer. Quotes tied to transcripts. No orphan claims.

03

Reproducible on discovery.

Cryptographic attestation on every signed report. Reconstruct the full decision trail in minutes.

5 Enforced gates, in order
0 Overrides on diagnostic sign-off
100% Report claims traceable to source
Built for

Reports that hold up under cross-examination.

Forensic

Forensic psychologists

Competency, sanity, risk, sentencing. A defensible record from referral to testimony.

Clinical

Clinical evaluators

IMEs, disability, capacity, fitness-for-duty. Same pipeline, same attestation.

Teams

Group practices

Shared templates and batteries, per-clinician audit trail, one style guide.

Three minutes. Referral to signed report.

See the Primary Gate fire.