For therapists
A personal CRM for therapists — for your professional network, never for your patients.
Endearist is not an EHR, and patient data belongs in your practice software — full stop. This is for everyone else who carries your practice: the GPs who refer to you, your supervisor, the colleague who takes your overflow, the trauma specialist you refer out to.
Explicitly not an EHR — and that's the point
Patient records, session notes, diagnoses: those live in your certified practice software, under the documentation rules of your profession, and nowhere else. Endearist is the deliberately separate book for your professional relationships — colleagues, supervisors, referrers, professional friends. Keeping the two systems apart isn't a workaround, it's hygiene: nothing in Endearist ever touches clinical data, so there is nothing to misfile, nothing to disclose, nothing to explain to your liability insurer.
The GPs who refer to you decide how full your practice is
When a slot opens, it gets filled by whichever referrer thinks of you first. The GP two streets over, the psychiatrist you co-manage medication with, the company doctor who once sent you three burnout cases — give each a per-contact cadence and a journal note about what they like to refer. A short update twice a year ("taking new anxiety patients from March") keeps you on their mental list when a patient sits in front of them.
Your supervisor, your intervision circle, the conference contacts
The supervisor who has known your work since training. The four colleagues in your intervision group. The schema-therapy trainer you met at a congress in 2024 who said to call when you start the certification. These relationships develop over decades and survive on small, regular touches. Endearist's warmth score shows which of them have drifted, and the relationship journal holds the thread — what you discussed last, what you promised, what they're working on.
Knowing whom to refer out to is part of good care
A patient needs EMDR, or a couples therapist, or someone who works in Turkish — and you need a trusted name within a day. Endearist becomes your curated referral book: colleagues tagged by specialization, journal notes on their waitlist situation, who returned your last patient call quickly and who didn't. No names of your patients ever appear here — only the professional network you route them through. The better this book, the better your patients land.
Local-first, because even your professional notes are sensitive
A note that a colleague is winding down her practice, or that a supervisor is going through a divorce, is confidential even though no patient is involved. Endearist stores everything locally on your device; sync to your other devices is optional and end-to-end encrypted with a key only you hold. Markdown export means you can read your own records in thirty years without any vendor's permission. €69 once — no subscription quietly mining your network.
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