SessionVault: Therapy Notes

Your clients' notes. Yours alone. A calm, dependable session log for professionals who take confidentiality seriously. Records stay on your device — never sent to the cloud. Note: This is a record-keeping tool, not a medical or diagnostic device. ■ What is SessionVault A client and session record app for independent counselors, therapists, and coaches. If you're uneasy about trusting sensitive notes to a generic CRM or the cloud, SessionVault keeps everything on your device. No account required. ■ Key features - On-device only: client records stay on your device — never uploaded to the cloud. - Two layers of lock: Face ID / Touch ID, plus an optional app passcode. - Recall the last handoff in 30 seconds: your most recent "note for next time," shown before each session. - Structured session notes: topic, state, observation, intervention, homework, and handoff. - Anonymity-friendly: manage clients by initials or a code instead of real names. - See progress: mood trends as a chart, and a time-series table to compare how each item changed. - Schedule: a calendar for past and future, with local appointment reminders (timing adjustable). - Photo attachments: attach consent forms or session artifacts, kept on your device. - Practice review: monthly sessions and income at a glance. ■ Who it's for - Solo counselors and therapists working from home or a small office - Life and business coaches, and allied therapists - Anyone worried about losing paper charts or keeping records confidential - Anyone who would rather not place client notes in the cloud ■ Privacy and peace of mind - Client records are stored only on your device — not sent to the cloud. - Biometric lock at launch, with an optional passcode for an extra layer. - No account needed — it's just you and your device. Note: The free version shows ads (AdMob). Ad delivery uses device information, but the client records you enter are never uploaded. ■ Important This is a record-keeping tool, not a medical device or diagnostic tool. It does not diagnose, treat, or score. Legal requirements for clinical records vary by region; you remain responsible for storing and handling records in compliance with your local regulations.