Maybe TherapistComing soon
Walk into every session knowing how the week went.
Maybe Therapist connects your practice to the Maybe app your OCD patients use. Set practice between sessions, see what they choose to send back, and keep their AI coach working on your plan.
For Australian practices first.
Between sessions
Give the other 167 hours a plan.
ERP happens in the week, one exposure at a time, mostly when you’re not in the room. By the next session it comes back to you as a recollection. Maybe Therapist puts the week itself in front of you.
- What they tried, and what they talked themselves out of
- The exposure that went better than expected, and the one that didn't start
- The doubt that came back on Thursday night
How it works
Your plan, carried through the week.
Set practice in a few taps.
Pick one of three kinds: a writing task they can type or speak, a guided exposure you wrote for them, or a chat practice toward a single goal, like sitting with the doubt about the stove without going back to check.
Add a line on why, in your words, and a week to try it in. It lands in their app from you, with a preview beside the form showing exactly what they will see.
Know what came back before they arrive.
When they finish, they see exactly what you’ll see and choose whether to send it: the writing, their distress ratings before and after an exposure, or a chat with a summary on top.
“Since you last looked” gathers what came back across all your patients, newest first, one tap from each patient’s page. Open it five minutes before a session and you’re caught up.
Keep their coach on your plan.
Tell the patient’s AI coach what you’re working on and what to steer clear of. It carries that into their conversations between sessions.
The coach’s safety rules always sit above your guidance, so it shapes the coaching while the safeguards stay in place for every patient.
Hand over exposure tools that are ready to use.
Build a ladder together and share it in the app or as a PDF. Write a guided exposure and they hear it read aloud, as often as the practice needs.
They are the tools the patient already has in Maybe, so what you hand over opens in the app they use every day.
Bring a patient on with one code.
Make a code for a patient and give it to them however you see them: in the room, read out on a telehealth call, or sent as a link.
They enter it in Maybe, choose what you’ll see, and their record starts filling in from there, live, as they use the app.
Privacy
A record your patients are glad to share.
People with OCD often carry the thoughts they have never said out loud. They share more with a tool they trust, and this one is built so they can.
They choose what you see.
At linking, the patient picks what their care team sees, and can change it any time. Ladders come first, with more of the app to follow. A chat reaches you as a snapshot they chose to send, and one they mark private stays theirs.
Sealed on their device.
What a patient shares is encrypted on their phone under a key held by their care team and never by us. We store it, and we can't read it.
Steady when your team changes.
The keys belong to the care team, so a clinician joining or leaving doesn't disrupt the patient's record, and the patient can always see who is on their team.
One login.
Clinicians unlock with the same passphrase or passkey they use for Maybe, so there is no second password. The practice side locks itself after an hour idle.
The one exception is the AI. To write a summary, the model reads what it summarises, the same way the patient’s coach reads the message it answers. Built in Australia, for Australian practices first.
Pay for your team, and cover patients when you choose.
Your practice pays per member of staff. Give any patient a seat and it covers their Maybe subscription. A patient without one pays for Maybe themselves, as anyone can.
- Do my patients need to be using Maybe?
- Yes. Maybe is the app they use between sessions, and Maybe Therapist is the practice side of it. Linking connects the two, and a patient can be using Maybe already or start the day you link them.
- Who pays for the patient's app?
- Your choice, patient by patient. Give them a seat from your practice, or they subscribe to Maybe themselves as anyone can.
- Who is it for?
- Clinicians treating OCD with exposure and response prevention, and the practices they work in. Practice managers get their own role for staff and billing, and never see clinical content.
- When does it open?
- To Australian practices first. Join the waiting list and one email arrives on the day it does.
Be first to use it in your practice.
Join the waiting list and we’ll tell you the day Maybe Therapist opens to Australian practices.
One email when it opens, and your address comes off the list once it goes out. Nobody else gets it.