In an age where therapists are asked to sacrifice privacy for efficiency, there exists an alternative… Quill. (That’s us!)
For over 2 years, we’ve been helping thousands of therapists with their progress notes and other documentation. We’ve kept therapy sessions between client and therapist, refusing to record or transcribe the conversations in the session. We’ve enabled the human clinician to do what they do best… while using their own clinical judgment to determine what details to include (or not include) in their notes. We’ve responded to emails and answered questions and added requested features… because we (Jen and Jon are solely beholden to the therapists that use Quill and nobody else.
And today, we’re happy to announce that a new version of Quill is now live.
Quill is better than ever. We worked with an incredible UX (User Experience) expert to craft a better flow for all of our functionality, from speaking your session summaries, to adding customizations, to creating templates, to everything in between. And after rolling it out gradually to so many of the excited therapists that use Quill, we’ve responded to feedback and made improvements along the way. (Big thanks to everyone who provided their input!)
Here’s what one therapist had to say:
”This updated version is absolutely AMAZING! I love using Quill so much for my notes - it's a dream come true for a therapist and (dare I say it) makes documentation kind of fun!”
We’re so excited to enter this new chapter of Quill. Truly, you have no idea the big things we have planned, and this (probably long overdue) refresh of our user experience is only just the beginning. These 2+ years are only just the beginning. So buckle up! (Because safety first, obviously.)
Go ahead, give it a go if you’d like! No pressure. But we do have a free trial if you want to see what this new Quill experience is all about.
