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For mental health professionals

Between two sessions, your patient is alone with their emotions.

Feellow is a B2B2C application founded on scientific psychology. Designed to integrate into the therapeutic relationship, never to replace it. Your sessions start from facts, not filtered memories.

The problem

Clinical material is degraded before it even arrives in the session.

What your patients bring to sessions isn't their week. It's a reconstruction filtered by memory, current mood, and recall biases. Feellow exploratory survey with 239 respondents, March 2026.

64%

don't remember clearly what they experienced between two sessions.

45%

have already forgotten to bring up an important topic during a session.

25%

stopped a mood journal because "nobody was reading their notes".

Our position

The generative engine is a smart pen, not a psychologist.

It helps you write, not think. It structures clinical material, it doesn't treat it. This position is written into our founding ethical charter, which is public and enforceable.

What the engine does.

  • Transcribe voice to text, then delete the audio.
  • Rephrase what the user feels by suggesting words, never an interpretation.
  • Synthesize the week's structured data for you.

What it will never do.

  • Diagnose or suggest a disorder.
  • Advise a behavior or personal decision.
  • Psychologically interpret the patient's data.
  • Simulate a relationship, pretend to understand emotions.

Scientific framework

Ecological momentary assessment. 600 studies. 80% adherence.

EMA (Ecological Momentary Assessment) is a methodological paradigm that consists of measuring the person's experience at the moment they live it, in their natural environment. Not in session, not retrospectively. Shiffman, Stone & Hufford (2008), Annual Review of Clinical Psychology. Perski et al. (2022), Health Psychology Review. The Feellow check-in takes less than thirty seconds, several times a day, in line with validated protocols.

Three recall biases that EMA corrects at the source: negativity bias, mood-congruent memory, peak-end rule.

Therapeutic alliance

Between-session tracking strengthens your alliance with the patient.

The therapeutic alliance is the primary predictor of outcomes in psychotherapy. Research shows that structured tracking between sessions strengthens it measurably.

r = 0.275

Correlation between alliance and therapeutic outcomes. Meta-analysis by Horvath et al. (2011), confirmed by Flückiger et al. (2018). Tripartite conceptualization of alliance (goals, tasks, bond): Bordin (1979).

+65%

of at-risk patients better detected with between-session monitoring. Lambert (2013). Structured monitoring allows anticipating clinical ruptures before they set in.

d = 0.51

Effect of between-session work on therapeutic outcomes. Meta-analysis by Kazantzis et al. (2016), Cognitive Therapy and Research. Medium to large effect size according to Cohen's standards.

A 45-minute session per week represents 0.4% of your patient's waking life. Feellow helps them put into words what they live the rest of the time.

"The therapeutic alliance is conceptualized as tripartite: agreement on goals, agreement on tasks, and an affective bond between patient and therapist."

Bordin, E. S. (1979). The generalizability of the psychoanalytic concept of the working alliance. Psychotherapy: Theory, Research & Practice, 16(3), 252–260.

Patient side

Three core mechanics, each backed by peer-reviewed literature.

01

MiroirActif

The app generates hypotheses about the patient from their data. The patient validates or rejects them with a swipe. Self-observation becomes an active cognitive act, not a passive journal.

Swann (1983, 2012) · Loewenstein (1994) · Roediger & Karpicke (2006)

02

Compounded Self-Insights

Each past check-in gains value over time. In month 1, an isolated dot. In month 6, the anchor of a correlation. Perceived value increases without guilt, because it's real and tangible.

Kahneman, Knetsch & Thaler (1990)

03

Self-Narrative

Each month, the app generates a short narrative chapter recounting the patient's emotional month. Not a dashboard, a text. Storytelling, not clinical analysis.

McAdams (1985, 2001)

Your tool

The practitioner dashboard. A correlation map, not a scoreboard.

Visualization inspired by psychopathological network models. You keep clinical control: raw data accessible, not just the synthetic summary. Borsboom & Cramer, 2013; Bringmann et al., 2013.

01

Patient file and correlation map

Each patient linked to your practice feeds their file. Pearson and Spearman coefficients between key dimensions (mood, sleep, exercise, anxiety, work) to explore clinical hypotheses.

02

Between-session summaries, text and audio

A synthetic summary between each session, to read or listen to on the go. Raw data accessible in one click. Note format co-designed with partner practitioners.

03

Calendar and asynchronous messaging

Integrated scheduling on both practitioner and patient side. Messaging for short exchanges between sessions, within clinical boundaries. No urgency, no session substitute.

04

Session recording and SCS-C alert

Automatic transcription, audio immediately deleted. Alert system calibrated on the SCS-C (Suicide Crisis Syndrome) in V2. The alert comes directly to you, never to the patient.

The patient chooses in the app what reaches you. They can change it at any time. On your side, your session notes remain in your private space. Confidentiality works both ways.

Ethical and technical safeguards

A public, immutable charter. An architecture that makes it enforceable.

Audio deleted immediately after transcription

Voice is biometric data under GDPR art. 9. No audio file is ever kept.

Engagement / clinical separation

The practitioner never sees engagement data (streaks, retention, usage behavior). Locked at the SQL architecture level.

No dark patterns

No guilt-inducing streaks, no false urgency, one notification per day, never a follow-up.

No data monetization

Scientific research only, ethical university labs, granular opt-in. No pharma, no insurance, no marketing.

Certified HDS hosting

Health data hosted on HDS infrastructure in the European Economic Area from day one. Compliant with the French Public Health Code.

Patient controls their shares

They choose in the app what they transmit to their practitioner and can change it at any time. Informed, granular, revocable consent, compliant with GDPR art. 7 and 9.

Compliance stack: external DPO to be appointed at incorporation, DPIA v0.2 finalized, professional liability insurance (Hiscox), AES-256 encryption, PostgreSQL RLS. Read the full ethical charter.

Access model

Try without commitment, pay as you grow.

Discovery

Free

1 to 3 connected patients.

Basic dashboard, first contact with the model. No commitment, no credit card.

Solo

19 €/month

4 to 15 patients.

Full dashboard, between-session summaries, alerts, session recording with transcription.

Practice

39 €/month

16 to 50 patients.

Multi-practitioner, aggregated practice statistics, team and substitute management.

Institution

On request

50+ patients.

Community mental health centers, hospitals, clinics, and multi-practice networks. Guided deployment, custom integrations, team training. Terms negotiated case by case.

Co-design partner

Free for 1 year, then -50% for life

Limited to 5 to 8 psychologists.

Free the first year, then 50% of the Solo or Practice rate for life, in exchange for your time on co-designing the dashboard.

Become a partner practitioner

Let's build this tool together.

Right now, we can show you the user application on a phone and discuss what would genuinely be useful in your practice. The idea isn't to sell you a dashboard, but to understand your needs before building it. In exchange for your time, practitioner access is free for one year for psychologists joining this co-design phase.