If you use SimplePractice, you’ve probably tried their built-in Note Taker. It’s a decent start — but many clinicians quickly realize they need more than a generic tool. They need notes that actually sound like them, adapt to their specialty, and don’t add extra editing time.
That’s where Freed comes in. Our purpose-built AI scribe is designed for clinicians from the ground up, delivering specialty depth, customization, and chart-ready accuracy. So you can finish faster and actually leave work on time.
In this post, we’ll break down what to look for in an AI scribe, how Freed compares, and why so many therapists and psychiatrists pair it with SimplePractice.
When you’re weighing an AI scribe to use with SimplePractice, a few features make all the difference in whether it lightens your load or adds more clicks.
SimplePractice’s Note Taker can be convenient, but many behavioral health clinicians run into roadblocks that slow them down instead of speeding things up:
Freed was built specifically to address the limitations clinicians face with basic EHR note-taking tools, making it the perfect SimplePractice AI scribe. Here's how it delivers better results for SimplePractice users:
Freed's Chrome extension sits right in SimplePractice with no complex integrations. Install it and start generating notes that map directly into your EHR.
Freed focuses on clinically relevant information during patient encounters. It's trained on redacted, secure behavioral health conversations and pulls out the details that belong in your documentation.
Freed is HIPAA and HITECH compliant, with robust end-to-end data encryption.
Select your specialty to get relevant notes from the start. Then, upload your own templates, make AI-prompted edits, and click Learn format to train Freed based on your edits.
Automatically review previous note summaries. Freed highlights relevant patient history, and suggests follow-up items from prior encounters. Everything you need is organized before the patient arrives, and context is carried over into your next note.
Freed matches SimplePractice's core user base. 47% of Freed customers come from small and medium practices with 2-10 clinicians, just like most SimplePractice users.
Our pricing starts at individual clinicians with no volume requirements or long-term contracts. Monthly billing options and group discounts are available. Every clinician gets their own templates, customization options, and note history separate from team members.
Making the transition from SimplePractice's built-in AI to Freed is straightforward and risk-free:

Freed works by capturing the audio of your patient visit, creating a full transcript, and then automatically generating a SOAP note from that transcript. When you’re ready to start, follow these steps:

Visit the Chrome Web Store and download the Freed Chrome Extension at no cost.

Freed aligns notes to your EHR fields so you can push them over with zero formatting hassle.

If you’re looking for a more flexible, specialty-aware complement to your current tools, Freed may be the right fit. Try Freed for free today.
If you use SimplePractice, you’ve probably tried their built-in Note Taker. It’s a decent start — but many clinicians quickly realize they need more than a generic tool. They need notes that actually sound like them, adapt to their specialty, and don’t add extra editing time.
That’s where Freed comes in. Our purpose-built AI scribe is designed for clinicians from the ground up, delivering specialty depth, customization, and chart-ready accuracy. So you can finish faster and actually leave work on time.
In this post, we’ll break down what to look for in an AI scribe, how Freed compares, and why so many therapists and psychiatrists pair it with SimplePractice.
When you’re weighing an AI scribe to use with SimplePractice, a few features make all the difference in whether it lightens your load or adds more clicks.
SimplePractice’s Note Taker can be convenient, but many behavioral health clinicians run into roadblocks that slow them down instead of speeding things up:
Freed was built specifically to address the limitations clinicians face with basic EHR note-taking tools, making it the perfect SimplePractice AI scribe. Here's how it delivers better results for SimplePractice users:
Freed's Chrome extension sits right in SimplePractice with no complex integrations. Install it and start generating notes that map directly into your EHR.
Freed focuses on clinically relevant information during patient encounters. It's trained on redacted, secure behavioral health conversations and pulls out the details that belong in your documentation.
Freed is HIPAA and HITECH compliant, with robust end-to-end data encryption.
Select your specialty to get relevant notes from the start. Then, upload your own templates, make AI-prompted edits, and click Learn format to train Freed based on your edits.
Automatically review previous note summaries. Freed highlights relevant patient history, and suggests follow-up items from prior encounters. Everything you need is organized before the patient arrives, and context is carried over into your next note.
Freed matches SimplePractice's core user base. 47% of Freed customers come from small and medium practices with 2-10 clinicians, just like most SimplePractice users.
Our pricing starts at individual clinicians with no volume requirements or long-term contracts. Monthly billing options and group discounts are available. Every clinician gets their own templates, customization options, and note history separate from team members.
Making the transition from SimplePractice's built-in AI to Freed is straightforward and risk-free:

Freed works by capturing the audio of your patient visit, creating a full transcript, and then automatically generating a SOAP note from that transcript. When you’re ready to start, follow these steps:

Visit the Chrome Web Store and download the Freed Chrome Extension at no cost.

Freed aligns notes to your EHR fields so you can push them over with zero formatting hassle.

If you’re looking for a more flexible, specialty-aware complement to your current tools, Freed may be the right fit. Try Freed for free today.
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