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Kith
Summary
The average therapy session ends with ten to fifteen minutes of documentation — time pulled from the next patient, not given back to the last one. Kith sits in the background of that session and writes the note before the therapist has closed the door.
Kith handles ambient transcription during in-person or Google Meet sessions, converts the audio into clinically structured SOAP notes, and manages scheduling alongside session reminders — all inside one workspace. The transcription engine is tuned for clinical language, so medication names and diagnostic terms survive the conversion without manual correction. The free tier caps sessions at five per month, which covers a practitioner trialing the tool but stops well short of a full caseload. Paid tiers unlock online session joining, calendar sync, and — at the top tier — in-session suggestions that surface homework and talking points as the conversation unfolds. Audio is deleted after transcription, and PHI fields are encrypted separately, with compliance framed around India's DPDP 2023 law.
Bottom line: For a solo therapist running a modest caseload who wants notes written before the next patient arrives, Kith delivers exactly that — but a clinic operating at volume, needing EHR integration or video infrastructure beyond Google Meet, will hit the walls of what the platform currently supports.
Pricing Plans
Subscription- Free Tier
- 5 sessions a month, 50 minutes each
Free
Free forever
- 5 sessions a month, 50 minutes each
- AI-written clinical notes after every session
- In-person session recording
- Manage patients appointments in one place
Pro
Per month
- 60 sessions a month, 90 minutes each
- Online sessions available
- Clinical notes ready once the session ends
- Your calendar synced automatically
Ultra
Per month
- Unlimited sessions, 120 minutes each
- Online sessions with in-session suggestions
- A meeting link is created and emailed to the patient automatically
- Message patients directly by email
- Priority support
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Pros
Sign in to edit- Ambient transcription requires no mid-session interaction, so the therapist stays focused on the patient rather than managing a recorder — the note exists by the time the session ends.
- Clinical-vocabulary-aware transcription handles medication names and diagnostic terms correctly, which means practitioners avoid the manual correction pass that generic transcription tools require.
- SOAP notes are generated in roughly one minute after session end, so back-to-back scheduling doesn't create a documentation backlog that spills into evenings.
- A free tier with no card required lets a solo practitioner validate the tool against real sessions before committing — avoiding the sunk-cost trap of paying for a product that doesn't fit the workflow.
- In-session suggestions that update in real time at the top paid tier give structured-modality therapists (CBT, DBT, ERP) live prompts during the session, removing the need to mentally track homework assignments while also tracking the conversation.
Cons
Sign in to edit- The automated session bot — where Kith joins the call, records, and handles the meeting link — is built for Google Meet. Practitioners running sessions on Zoom or Teams must supply their own meeting link and lose the hands-off joining behavior, which means the workflow reverts to manual steps the tool was supposed to eliminate.
- There is no API and no EHR integration path. A clinic that needs Kith's notes to land inside an existing electronic health record — Epic, Jane App, SimplePractice — must copy and paste every note manually. At any volume above a handful of sessions per week, this defeats the documentation time savings the tool promises.
- The free tier's five-session monthly cap means a practitioner seeing patients three days a week exhausts the tier in under two weeks. The jump to a paid tier is the only path forward, and teams that hit this wall mid-month with no budget approved often switch to a general-purpose transcription tool — losing the clinical-vocabulary tuning — rather than wait for the next billing cycle.
- Compliance framing is built around India's DPDP 2023. Clinics operating under HIPAA in the United States or GDPR in Europe cannot treat DPDP alignment as a substitute for their own regulatory requirements, and Kith does not currently cite HIPAA attestation on its public page — making it a non-starter for US-based practices without independent legal review.
About
- Platforms
- Web
- API Available
- No
- Self-Hosted
- No
- Last Updated
- 2026-09-08T19:19:53.814Z
Best For
Who it's for
- Individual therapists needing note automation
- Clinics requiring secure patient data handling
- Practitioners using Google Meet or similar for sessions
- Users seeking a free tier for limited session volumes
What it does well
- Automating SOAP note creation after therapy sessions
- Transcribing in-person or virtual therapy sessions
- Managing therapist schedules and patient appointments
- Sending session reminders and handling online meeting links
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Sign Up to ContributeFrequently Asked Questions
- Is Kith free?
- Kith has a permanent free tier alongside paid upgrades. You can keep using a baseline version indefinitely without paying.
- Is Kith open source?
- No — Kith is a closed-source tool. Source code is not publicly available.
- What platforms does Kith support?
- Kith is available on: Web.
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Therapists lose billable time and cognitive bandwidth to documentation that has nothing to do with patient care. Kith addresses that by transcribing sessions in the background — no recording buttons mid-session — and generating SOAP notes within roughly a minute of the session ending. The core workflow is: start or join a session, let Kith listen, review the finished note. Scheduling, reminders, and patient records are managed in the same workspace so context doesn’t scatter across separate tools.
The differentiating feature at the top paid tier is in-session clinical suggestions: as the conversation progresses, Kith surfaces homework prompts and talking points that update in real time, in any supported language. This shifts the tool from a passive transcriber to something closer to a clinical co-pilot during the session itself — a meaningful distinction for practitioners who use structured therapy modalities like CBT or DBT where homework assignment is a core part of each session.
Kith fits well for individual therapists or small clinics running sessions over Google Meet who want documentation handled without a separate dictation workflow. The free tier is genuinely usable for a limited volume, with no card required. The friction appears at the edges: the platform is built for Google Meet, so practitioners on Zoom or Teams must bring their own link and lose the automated bot-joining behavior available at higher tiers. There is no API and no self-hosted option, which means clinics with existing EHR systems or data residency requirements outside India’s DPDP 2023 framework cannot integrate Kith into their current infrastructure without manual workarounds.
Data handling specifics from the vendor page: audio is deleted after transcription is complete, PHI fields are encrypted at rest and in transit, and row-level security ensures no practitioner can access another’s patient records. The compliance framing is explicitly built around DPDP 2023, which reflects the product’s primary market positioning in India.