Understand real practice
Show us how documentation is actually created before, during and after a session.
Founding Therapist Program5–10 placesEnglish · Deutsch · Shqip
Do more than test. Help define the standard.
Omira's first therapists are not simply beta testers. Together, we will establish what excellent psychotherapy documentation should look like in English, German and Albanian.
More than a beta program
Features can be copied. Practice knowledge cannot.
Omira should understand the structure, language and clinical restraint therapists need—not merely produce fluent notes.
The collaboration
From experience to product knowledge.
A focused exchange in four clearly bounded steps.
Define quality
Clarify what precise, useful and responsible documentation looks like in English, German and Albanian.
Review drafts
Assess structure, wording and omissions, and point out where clinical nuance is lost.
Build product knowledge
Turn recurring patterns into product principles that stay in Omira.
Early access. Real influence.
- Early access and personal onboarding
- 6 months free after launch
- Direct influence over documentation and workflows
- A short feedback loop with visible follow-through
Knowledge that stays in the product.
- What belongs in a useful clinical note
- How to separate observation, interpretation and hypothesis
- Which wording adds precision—and which claims too much
- How documentation can support therapy without dominating it
A responsible collaboration
Product learning without identifiable patient data.
We use abstracted examples, structures and professional feedback. Clinical responsibility and final documentation always remain with the therapist.
Founding Therapist Program
Join the founding group →Help us define excellent documentation.
The group is intentionally small, so feedback translates visibly into Omira.