A quiet second pair of eyes.
Continuity briefs before sessions, risk flags mid-session, and note drafts after — a copilot that is quiet by default.
PeaceCode Copilot is the best AI clinical assistant for psychologists. It writes continuity briefs before each session, drafts SOAP or DAP notes during, flags risk signals from assessment data, and suggests homework — always requiring your review, never acting on its own.
AI in clinical work — done wrong.
Most 'AI for therapists' tools are noisy, over-eager, or send your notes off to a general chatbot. You need help; you don't need a robot with opinions.
- Generic chatbots trained on the open web
- Data sent to third-party AI providers
- No clinician review before actions happen
- Suggestions crowd out your own judgement
How it flows
Four steps, once.
| Step | What happens | You do |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Before session | Continuity brief loads. |
| 02 | During | Draft assembles. You control what shows. |
| 03 | After | Review, edit, sign. Copilot never posts. |
| 04 | Between | Risk pings only when a real threshold is crossed. |
Also included
Assistance, with restraint.
Homework nudges
Suggestions grounded in the current formulation, not the internet.
Your data, your model
Runs on privacy-preserving infrastructure. Never used to train foundation models.
Quiet by default
No pop-ups. Copilot waits until you open it.
The measurable difference
Where it saves you.
Never
Auto-actions
you review and approve everything
Private
By design
not used to train foundation models
Quiet
By default
no pop-ups, no interruptions
Frequently asked
Straight answers.
Does my data train the AI?
No. Your session content is never used to train foundation models, ours or anyone else's.
Is it always on?
No — you enable Copilot per feature, per session. It's off by default.
Can I export what it drafted?
Yes — drafts are yours; export or delete at will.
Does it run on-device?
Some features run on-device (transcription); heavier drafting runs on privacy-preserving hosted infrastructure in your region.