Built for psychologists, therapists, and growing practices

From session notes to evidence-based treatment plans in minutes

WiseOwli helps mental health clinicians document faster, auto-score common assessments, build SMART goals, and track phase-based care in one connected workflow.

PHQ-9 & GAD-7 auto-scoringDisorder-linked SMART goalsPhase-based treatment trackingRole-based practice access

Clinician-controlled AI · HIPAA compliant · DSM-5 based

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Why WiseOwli Stands Out

Built for real clinical workflow, not generic task management

Measurement-based care, without manual scoring

WiseOwli already supports digital assessments like PHQ-9 and GAD-7 with automatic scoring, so clinicians can capture outcome data without spreadsheet work.

SMART goals tied to the presenting disorder

Treatment planning is not just a blank text field. WiseOwli can surface disorder-linked SMART goals, interventions, and modality phases to accelerate plan creation.

Phase-based treatment tracking built into care

Clinicians can set a patient’s current phase and document which phases were addressed during session notes, making phase-based care visible instead of implied.

Built by Mental Health Professionals

For mental health professionals who need structure, not clutter

WiseOwli was built by mental health professionals who understand the realities of documentation fatigue, treatment planning, and late-night charting. The product keeps clinician control, clear permissions, and one connected workflow across care and practice operations.

Role-based workflows for providers, schedulers, billers, and admins

Clinician-controlled suggestions instead of fully automated decisions

Appointments, documentation, treatment planning, and billing in one connected system

Built specifically for mental health practices, not adapted from generic business software

Features

Save time on documentation and keep care more structured

Instead of listing generic modules, WiseOwli helps psychologists move from note-taking to assessment review to treatment planning without losing clinical context.

Finish session documentation faster

Use structured notes and clinician-controlled AI suggestions to reduce after-hours charting while keeping your clinical judgment front and center.

Send PHQ-9 and GAD-7 with automatic scoring

Deliver common outcome measures digitally, review scored results without manual calculation, and keep assessment data tied to the patient record.

Turn diagnoses into structured SMART goals

Build treatment plans from disorder-linked goals, evidence-based interventions, and modality phases instead of writing every plan from scratch.

Track where each patient is in treatment

Set a current phase, document which phases were addressed in session notes, and keep the treatment plan connected to actual care delivery.

Keep scheduling, billing, and reminders connected

Appointments, notes, treatment plans, reminders, and billing live in one workflow so psychologists do less app-switching and less admin cleanup.

Built for real practice roles and patient trust

Support providers, schedulers, billers, and admins with role-based workflows designed for mental health practices that need structure and discretion.

Competitive Benchmark

Where WiseOwli goes deeper than general practice software

The goal is not to win on generic feature count. WiseOwli is built to make mental health documentation, assessment, and treatment planning more clinically useful.

Feature

Templates

Market Leaders

Large libraries of general templates across many practice types.

WiseOwli Opportunity

Psychologist-specific depth with structured notes, disorder-linked treatment planning, and templates grounded in real clinical workflow.

Feature

Measurement-Based Care

Market Leaders

Often handled through forms, manual review, or limited scoring workflows.

WiseOwli Opportunity

Send PHQ-9 and GAD-7 digitally, review automatic scoring, and keep outcomes attached to the patient record.

Feature

Treatment Planning

Market Leaders

Generic plan builders or static documentation fields.

WiseOwli Opportunity

Move from diagnosis to SMART goals, evidence-based interventions, and modality phases instead of writing every plan from scratch.

Feature

AI Integration

Market Leaders

Ambient listening and generic note automation.

WiseOwli Opportunity

Clinician-controlled suggestions tied to diagnoses, assessment data, and treatment planning workflow.

Feature

Next-Step Guidance

Market Leaders

Limited support once documentation is complete.

WiseOwli Opportunity

Phase-aware suggestions can support what comes next in care, from goals and interventions to progress tracking.

Feature

Workflow Continuity

Market Leaders

Scheduling, documentation, assessments, and billing may feel separated.

WiseOwli Opportunity

Appointments, notes, treatment plans, assessments, reminders, and billing stay connected in one mental-health-specific system.

How It Works

From intake and session notes to measurable next steps

WiseOwli connects documentation, assessments, planning, and ongoing treatment progress into one practical workflow for clinicians.

Step 01

Capture the session or intake

Use structured documentation to record symptoms, observations, risk, and context without starting from a blank page every time.

Step 02

Review diagnoses and scored measures

Combine DSM-5-informed suggestions with auto-scored measures like PHQ-9 and GAD-7 while keeping the clinician in control of every decision.

Step 03

Build the treatment plan

Select evidence-based modalities, pull in SMART goals, and choose treatment phases that align with the patient’s presentation.

Step 04

Track progress session by session

Update the current treatment phase, review repeated assessment results, and keep scheduling, communication, and billing in the same workflow.

AI Capabilities

Clinical support that stays useful, structured, and reviewable

WiseOwli uses AI to accelerate review and planning, but keeps the clinician in control of diagnoses, goals, and the final record.

Documentation Support

AI suggestions that stay grounded in clinical notes

Upload or type session notes and get structured suggestions for themes, diagnoses, and next-step planning without handing over clinical judgment to a black box.

  • Automatic disorder suggestions based on note content
  • Confidence scoring for each diagnostic recommendation
  • Key symptom extraction to speed review
  • Clinician remains the final decision-maker
Session NotesToday, 2:30 PM

Patient reports persistent feelings of sadness and hopelessness over the past 3 weeks. Difficulty sleeping, decreased appetite, and loss of interest in previously enjoyed activities. Reports difficulty concentrating at work and feelings of worthlessness...

AI Analysis Complete3 suggestions
1

Major Depressive Disorder

F32.1 · Moderate episode

94%
2

Generalized Anxiety Disorder

F41.1 · Comorbid consideration

78%
3

Adjustment Disorder

F43.21 · With depressed mood

62%
Key Symptoms Identified
Persistent sadnessInsomniaAppetite changesAnhedoniaPoor concentrationWorthlessness
Structured Assessment

Outcome measures and DSM-5 support in one workflow

Navigate disorder criteria, symptom checklists, and common assessments from the same clinical workflow so evaluation and planning stay connected.

  • 20+ disorders with full DSM-5 diagnostic criteria
  • PHQ-9 and GAD-7 auto-scoring built into the workflow
  • Interactive symptom checklists with scoring
  • Differential diagnosis and severity support

Major Depressive Disorder

DSM-5 Diagnostic Criteria · F32

DSM-5
Depressed mood most of the day, nearly every day
Markedly diminished interest or pleasure in activities
Significant weight loss or decrease in appetite
Insomnia or hypersomnia nearly every day
Psychomotor agitation or retardation
Fatigue or loss of energy nearly every day
Feelings of worthlessness or excessive guilt
Diminished ability to think or concentrate
Recurrent thoughts of death or suicidal ideation
Criteria Met7 / 9

Meets threshold (5+ of 9 criteria required for diagnosis)

Severity:
MildModerateSevere
Treatment Plans

Treatment plans that stay alive after intake

Move from diagnosis to disorder-linked SMART goals, modality phases, and session-level phase tracking so the plan actually guides care over time.

  • Disorder-linked SMART goals and interventions
  • Modality-based treatment phases with clear objectives
  • Current phase tracking connected to session notes
  • Exportable treatment plans for the record

Treatment Plan: MDD

CBT-Based · 16 weeks · Started Jan 15

Active
Phase 1: Psychoeducation & Assessment
Weeks 1–4Completed
Phase 2: Cognitive Restructuring
Weeks 5–1065%
Phase 3: Behavioral Activation
Weeks 11–14Upcoming
Phase 4: Relapse Prevention
Weeks 15–16Upcoming
Current SMART GoalIn Progress

Patient will identify and challenge 3 negative automatic thoughts per week using a thought record, reducing Beck Depression Inventory score from 28 to below 20 within 6 weeks.

CBTBehavioral ActivationMindfulnessPsychoeducation

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Clinician-controlled AI · HIPAA compliant · DSM-5 based