For counsellors, social workers and psychotherapists in Singapore
Senter listens through your device microphone, suggests techniques as the conversation unfolds, and drafts your note afterwards. It only ever suggests. You decide.
One email, when we are ready for early access. No spam.
Installs as an app on your phone, tablet or desktop. No app store needed.
A suggestion, never an instruction. You choose what to do, or nothing at all.
No diagnosis
Senter does not diagnose and does not advise on medication.
Drafts, not records
Every note is a draft until you read, correct and sign it.
Your judgement leads
Every decision, and its consequences, stay with you.
Why Senter exists
Most AI for mental health tries to take the place of the practitioner. Very little supports you during the session you are already running. Senter is built for that gap.
What you learned in training is hard to bring to mind mid-conversation. Senter surfaces a few relevant techniques at the right moment.
Documentation and admin can add nearly an hour of work for every hour of therapy. Senter drafts the note while you stay with the client.
Source: CNA Today, April 2026.
Pasting session notes into a general-purpose AI tool puts client information where it should not be. Senter is built for this work, with consent and privacy designed in.
How it works
Review where you left off with a client and what you planned to explore, so you start from the right place.
Senter turns speech into text and shows a top technique suggestion with a few alternatives, drawn from 22 therapy approaches. The live transcript and live note stay hidden by default, so your eyes stay on the client.
Your note arrives as a draft, with unclear stretches marked so nothing is quietly left out. You read it, fix it and sign it. Until then it stays a draft.
Red Override, crisis support
Senter listens for words that may mean a client is at risk. When it hears them, it shows a very visible prompt suggesting you open Red Override. The prompt stays on screen until you open it or dismiss it. You can also open it yourself at any time with the Crisis button.
Senter does not call anyone for you, and it does not replace your training, your supervisor or emergency services.
Ground yourself. Acknowledge her feelings. Ask directly about suicide. Check the level of risk with six standard questions. Stay with her. Ask what has helped before and who she can reach. Give the crisis numbers. Document what happened.
Crisis numbers shown in Singapore: SOS 1767, Mindline 1771, and 999 or 995 in an emergency.
Dismiss the prompt and Senter notes that in the session record so you can look back on it. Nothing is sent until you file the documentation in the last step. Crisis detection works in English only, and Senter says so on screen when a client speaks another language.
Privacy
We chose a simpler design on purpose. Senter works from a text transcript, not from recordings.
Who it is for
Senter is for counsellors, social workers and psychotherapists in Singapore, whether you qualified last year or have practised for decades. Experience does not remove the load of holding a session and writing it up.
Training institutions and agencies are welcome to join the waitlist too.
The approaches most practitioners reach for come first: CBT, person-centred therapy, motivational interviewing, solution-focused brief therapy, ACT and behavioural therapy. More specialised approaches and note formats will come as optional add-ons.
Senter does not diagnose, does not advise on medication, and does not treat or cure. That keeps it a good fit for counselling and social work, and not a tool for diagnostic or prescribing roles.
Join the waitlist and we will email you once, when early access opens.
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