Responsible technology should invite careful questions.

No. PsychDraft is a drafting assistant, not a clinical decision-maker.

It does not independently diagnose patients, interpret psychological testing, assign diagnoses, or make treatment recommendations. Diagnosis, interpretation, formulation, ethics, and final approval remain with the clinician.

PsychDraft does not replace the work that develops and demonstrates clinical expertise: interviewing, behavioral observation, test interpretation, differential diagnosis, case formulation, ethical decision-making, and feedback.

It reduces repetitive drafting so you can devote more attention to those skills—not less.

Every output is an editable starting point, not a final clinical opinion.

AI-generated language can omit context, misunderstand information, or express more certainty than a case warrants. Review, revise, or remove anything that does not accurately reflect the patient or your conclusions.

PsychDraft is intentionally designed around clinician-controlled review.

Yes.

You decide what information to include, how findings should be interpreted, what diagnoses are appropriate, and what the final report says. PsychDraft supports the drafting process; authorship and clinical responsibility remain with you.

PsychDraft helps organize clinical notes, records, behavioral observations, and test data into editable report sections and first-draft language.

It supports the documentation surrounding clinical thinking. It does not independently evaluate the patient or determine the clinical conclusions.

PsychDraft is a structured documentation workflow built specifically for neuropsychological assessment.

It organizes work by evaluation section, supports clinician-controlled drafting and review, and operates on privacy-sensitive infrastructure. It is not a public, general-purpose chat interface and is not designed to independently diagnose patients or interpret psychological testing.

Yes. Every generated section is editable.

You can revise, remove, reorganize, or replace any language before exporting it. The final report should always reflect your judgment, standards, and clinical voice.

Generated report text is not stored after the clinical session.

Copy or export your work before ending the session. Account and subscription information are stored separately from clinical report content.

Searchable PDFs, Word documents, pasted text, and other selectable-text records are unlimited.

Monthly OCR page limits apply only to scanned PDFs and image-based records that require visual processing.

PsychDraft is built on HIPAA-eligible infrastructure under active BAAs and is designed for privacy-sensitive clinical workflows.

AI generation runs through secure AWS infrastructure, and we implement secure transmission and encryption to support secure drafting. Every output remains subject to clinician review.

No. PsychDraft does not train AI models on your data. Clinician-submitted content, notes, and report drafts are never used to train public or proprietary models.

PsychDraft is built on HIPAA-eligible infrastructure and designed to support responsible clinical use.

As with any clinical documentation workflow, clinicians are responsible for exercising professional judgment and following privacy, institutional, and regulatory requirements. To minimize risk, we suggest minimizing unnecessary direct identifiers when clinically appropriate.

PsychDraft is designed to minimize unnecessary data retention.

Generated report text is not stored after the clinical session, and you are responsible for copying or exporting your work before ending the session. We only retain the account metadata required to manage your subscription.

Clinical AI processing runs through AWS infrastructure. Vercel hosts the application, Supabase stores account and subscription information, and Stripe processes billing. Generated report text is not stored after the clinical session.

Yes. Users may delete saved data and canceled account profile details through the settings panel. If you need any specific data deletion processed, contact our support team.

PsychDraft should be used with clinician-entered scores, behavioral observations, and narrative findings—not copyrighted test questions, stimuli, answer choices, or proprietary administration materials.

Clinicians remain responsible for following test-publisher restrictions, professional ethical standards, and organizational policies.

PsychDraft maintains active Business Associate Agreements with core infrastructure providers involved in privacy-sensitive clinical processing.

Organization-level customer BAA requests may be discussed as part of an institutional arrangement. Contact our partnerships team to learn more.

PsychDraft is designed for licensed neuropsychologists, psychologists conducting cognitive or psychological evaluations, and advanced trainees working under appropriate supervision.

It is not intended for use by the general public or by individuals without relevant clinical training.

Yes. New users can begin with three free report-building sessions. No credit card is required.

Yes. Practices and institutions can contact PsychDraft to discuss group access, implementation needs, institutional pilots, and organization-level security requirements.