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Closed beta · AHPRA-registered clinicians

A full assessment report,
the same day you test.

BrainScribe assembles your draft from scores, scales, and observations — then traces every sentence back to source. You review. You sign.

Built by a clinical neuropsychologist Australian-hosted APP-aligned AHPRA-only access Identifier-separated
BrainScribe · Assessment A8C2 Awaiting your review
Neuropsychological assessment · draft · v3

Patient A8C2 · Cognitive profile.

Memory · verbal list-learning

Verbal list-learning was mildly impaired, with performance at the 12th percentile on the CVLT-3 (T = 38).

Mood & behaviour

Self-reported symptoms fell in the moderate range on the PHQ-9 (total = 14).

5 sections · 19 cited inputs Clinician review pending
Design goals · the workflow we're targeting

What BrainScribe is built to return to your day.

Once
Score entryTyped in, not transcribed three times across three tools.
From source
Drafted from the recordThe report assembles from the data already in the file.
In session
Defensible draft, same dayThe work happens with the patient, not at 9pm.
Trace
Every sentence citedClick a clause; the score, scale, or note appears underneath.
These are the design goals the workflow is built around. Measured outcomes from the closed beta will be published as cohort data permits — every claim with method and sample size visible. Track progress in the changelog →
Source · to · draft

Every sentence in your draft is traceable.

Click any line to see the exact score, scale response, or observation it was drawn from. Nothing is inferred without a source.

Try it: drag to change the T-score
25 · impaired 75 · superior
38T-score
Source · CVLT-3 · Encoding
Trial 5 raw8
T-score38 — mildly impaired
Percentile12th
StratumAge-matched · ≥12 yr ed.
Draft sentence · Memory section

Verbal list-learning was mildly impaired, with performance at the 12th percentile on the CVLT-3 (T = 38).

Click any sentence in the draft to surface its source. Every inference is auditable.

A typical Tuesday afternoon

From arrival to signed, in one sitting.

The work doesn't disappear — it just stops scattering. Four moments from a real assessment day, on the platform.

2:00pm · Intake

Client arrives.

Demographics & history already on file from the pre-visit form. Consent confirmed. The record opens to where you left off.

3:30pm · Tests

Scores convert live.

Raw entered once. Scaled, T, z and percentile resolve against the named norm. Reverse-scored measures flip cleanly.

4:45pm · Draft

Sentences cite their source.

Draft composes from the record. Click any line to see the score, scale item, or transcript span it was built from.

5:00pm · Done

Signed and exported.

Section-level sign-off. DOCX + PDF out. Audit trail attached. The next case can wait until tomorrow.

No more 9 p.m. on the report — because the work happened with the patient.

Assessment record · architecture

One record. Three steps.

The assessment record is the structured spine BrainScribe holds for every case. Build it once. Generate from it. Sign and export — with the audit trail attached.

01
Step 01

Build the assessment record

Upload the client file, enter scores from cognitive tests, attach scale responses, and add behavioural observations — all in one versioned record per case.

02
Step 02

Generate the traceable draft

BrainScribe assembles a domain-by-domain draft, with every interpretive sentence linked to its source data. Identifiers are separated before any model-assisted processing.

03
Step 03

Review, edit, and export

You own every word. Edit in the structured editor, lock sections you're satisfied with, and export as a formatted DOCX or PDF with the full audit trail attached.

Show all the inputs the record holds
Appointment & consent

Schedule the session inside the record. Telehealth, recording and transcript consents are captured before it starts — each independently revocable. planned for closed beta

Client file

Demographics, referral, history — entered once, conditions everything downstream.

Performance tests

Raw scores converted to scaled, z, T, percentile against named norms; or score-entry with provenance for publisher-proprietary instruments.

Self-report scales

Sent by link, completed on tablet, or in-clinic — every channel returns to the record.

Informant scales

Distinct wording for informant administration — kept separate from patient material.

Video / audio session + transcript

Browser-based video session, audio-only or audio + video recording, identified-speaker transcript routed to the right section as the session runs. planned for closed beta

Clinical observations

Free-form notes structured by the report section they belong to.

Dr Stephen Lee — clinical neuropsychologist and founder of BrainScribe

I built BrainScribe for the practice I actually run. Every claim in a report should be defensible by the source it came from — and that source should still be there three years later, when somebody asks.

Dr Stephen Lee·Clinical neuropsychologist ·Director, The Brain & Mind Clinic

Where the time actually goes

BrainScribe vs what you're doing now.

Two columns. Five honest comparisons. No dictation-vs-typing strawmen.

BrainScribe Current workflow
Score entry Type once. Norms looked up automatically against the dataset that fits the patient. Type into one tool, look up in another, transcribe to the report.
Section assembly Generated from the record — each sentence carries its source. Written longhand or dictated; cross-referencing done manually.
Audit trail Attached to the export. Versions, edits, and source links travel with the report. Reconstructed from memory and saved drafts when challenged.
Clinical authorship Yours. Section-level sign-off; nothing leaves the platform unreviewed. Yours — at the cost of doing every word by hand.
Identifiable data Separated before any model-assisted processing. Australian-hosted. Co-located with everything else, depending on tools used.
Built for Australian clinical governance

Your records, your judgement, your report.

BrainScribe is built around how AHPRA-registered specialists actually practice. Three commitments that show up across every input and export.

Identifiers, separated.

Patient identifiers are extracted and replaced with internal codes before any model-assisted processing. The clinician holds the only key that reconnects them.

Read the privacy policy

Australian-hosted infrastructure.

All records and processing remain within Australian jurisdiction. APP-aligned by design. Practice-level access controls, role-based permissions, full activity logs.

Read the terms of use

Clinician signs every report.

Section-level review. Nothing exports unreviewed. Drafts are starting points; the final word remains the practitioner's. Always.

See the field model
Six commitments, named

What "trust" actually means here.

Each commitment names the regime, the obligation, and where it lives in the product. The detail behind every tile is on the security & trust page.

APP aligned

Designed against the Australian Privacy Principles under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth). Health data treated as sensitive information.

APP 1–13 · OAIC-aligned

Australian hosted

All records and processing held within Australian-standard infrastructure. No cross-border transfer of clinical data without explicit consent.

Australian-standard infrastructure

Encryption at rest & in transit

Records are encrypted in storage and in transit. Per-tenant key management; no shared encryption boundaries.

Encrypted in storage & in transit

Identifiers separated

Patient identifiers extracted before model-assisted processing. The clinician holds the only key that reconnects them.

PII-vault architecture

NDB ready

Notifiable Data Breach processes documented and rehearsed. OAIC notification window built into the runbook.

NDB-aligned

AHPRA-only access

Practitioner accounts gated by AHPRA registration verification. Lapsed registration disables draft generation.

AHPRA register-checked

ISO 27001 and SOC 2 are on the roadmap — not yet certified. We name what's true now and what's coming. Read the security & trust page →

Same product, framed for your practice

Built for the specialties doing the work.

BrainScribe holds one assessment record. The way you build it, the scales you reach for, and the report templates you sign — those change by specialty. Pick the path closest to your practice.

Closed beta · join now

Join the closed beta.

Open to AHPRA-registered psychologists and psychiatrists practising in Australia. Onboarding call with the founding clinician. Direct line to the product team.

5 free assessments / month AHPRA registration required No credit card Cancel any time
Pricing · transparent

What it'll cost, once beta ends.

During closed beta
Free.
5 assessments per clinician, per month. No credit card. No usage caps on tests or scales.
After beta
Per-seat, per-month.
A single rate per clinician. No transaction fees, no per-scale charges, no surprises. Beta participants get founder pricing.