Freudby tiny crewappRecord sessions with everyone's consent, or capture what matters in your own words. Freud helps turn conversations into detailed session notes and bring conversations, reflections and questions together into a bigger picture.
Conversations with your psychologist and personal reflections between sessions stay together. You can revisit a conversation, find a question or see how your materials connect over time.
A conversation you can come back to.
What you've noticed, in your own words.
Something you'd like to explore with your psychologist.
Connections across sessions, reflections and questions.
Freud transcribes a recorded conversation and helps organise it into detailed notes, with the main themes, important moments and questions.
It's easier to revisit what was discussed without listening to the whole recording again. Recording requires everyone's consent.
Explore sample session notesAfter the conversation I spent ages trying to find a word. Unpleasant — that much I know. My shoulders are tense and I want to do something else. Then the guessing starts: anxiety, anger, tiredness?
I have left it like that for now. I was about to look up definitions, but today I did not.
How can I notice when I have already turned my girlfriend's question or silence into a conclusion about how she feels about me? I want to look at one conversation without deciding in advance who was right.
Thoughts after a session, everyday observations and questions for next time each have their own place. What matters stays close until the next conversation.
Your own notes work without an audio recording. With your permission, they can also contribute to The bigger picture.
The bigger picture brings saved materials together, highlighting recurring themes, possible connections and questions to explore with your psychologist.
It helps you recall what came up in different conversations and prepare for your next session. You can update it as new materials are added.
Try Freud Explore The bigger picture
Across these six sessions, a difficulty recurs: you can explain a situation in detail, imagine another person's perspective and work out what to do, while your own experience remains less clear. Sometimes tension is the first thing you notice.
What happens just before I start explaining everything?
Freud includes prompts for walking and meditation, affirmations, breathing and movement practices.
Themes from your own notes and The bigger picture can offer a starting point for reflection between sessions.
I can notice my fear without expecting myself to solve everything right away.
Noticing before explaining.
What am I feeling right now?
A comfortable rhythm, with gentle guidance.
A little stretching or a short walk.
You choose which processing features are enabled and which personal materials your psychologist can access. Permissions and sharing can be changed in settings.
Permission changes apply to future actions.
Yes. You can keep your own notes, session notes and questions. AI processing is optional and requires separate permission.
Not for your personal notes and questions. You can bring selected materials to a session. Working together inside Freud uses invitations and separate sharing permissions.
Recording a conversation requires the participants' consent, whether or not your psychologist has a Freud account.
The bigger picture is an overview of saved materials, with possible AI interpretations and questions. AI can be wrong. This is neither a diagnosis nor a measure of how well therapy is working. You can check important points against the original materials and discuss them with your psychologist.
Deepgram handles audio transcription, and external providers handle AI processing. Transcription, AI and sharing each have separate permissions. The data-processing information explains more.
Data processingAudio is available in Freud for 24 hours after saving. Transcripts and other materials that have already been created remain under their own access rules. External providers have their own retention terms.
Yes. Personal notes and questions work on their own. AI features require separate permission.
You can start with new materials or write down what you remember. Freud cannot recreate conversations that were never recorded.
