Gabbi: session notes in a minute — and they never leave your laptop.
A local AI that drafts your psychotherapy notes on your own machine. No cloud, no third parties: client confidentiality by architecture, not by policy.
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Sound familiar?
The after-session hour
Ten to fifteen minutes per client reconstructing the session and writing it up. Across a full caseload that's an hour a day you don't bill.
A patchwork you can't vouch for
Phone recorder, a transcription service, then ChatGPT, then edits — client material scattered across vendors you've never audited.
Confidentiality you can attest to
You can quote a cloud tool's encryption, but you can't prove to a client that their voice never left your control. With Gabbi, you can.
How it works
Dictate or paste a transcript
Right after the session, dictate the key points or drop in a transcript.
The on-device AI drafts the note
In about a minute it structures the material — presenting issues, progress, hypotheses, plan, next session — without a single network call.
Review, sign, export
Adjust the wording, sign off, and export to PDF or DOCX in one click.
Why on-device matters
Your laptop is the only server. No cloud, no third-party processors, no network egress — so there's no data-processing agreement to sign, no sub-processor list to track, and nothing to breach remotely. Notes are encrypted on disk. It works on a plane, on a train, in a room with no Wi-Fi. This isn't a setting; it's the architecture.
Early access
€79 / mo
Founding members get the full version before launch, a direct line into how it develops, and a perpetual-licence option.
Join the founding cohort
We're building Gabbi with practising clinicians who take confidentiality seriously. Leave your email to join the founding cohort — and if you're up for it, we'd value 20 minutes to take apart one anonymised note together.
