Give your clients daily structure between sessions

You assign the work. You build the plan. But between sessions, your clients are on their own — and that's where habits break down. Cliopanion is a daily companion app that holds your clients' routines, tracks their progress, and gives them AI-powered support when you're not there.

What your clients get

• A daily routine that resets every morning — organized into morning, afternoon, and evening blocks. Medication reminders, gratitude journaling, breathing exercises, behavioral activation tasks — whatever you assign, they check off.
• An AI companion (Clio) who knows their context — Clio sees their routine, their progress, and their patterns. When a client asks "why is it so hard to get started?" Clio responds with insight grounded in their actual data — not generic advice.
• Streak tracking and progress charts — daily completion rates, 7-day trends, and category breakdowns. Clients can see their own trajectory. You can ask them to share it in session.
• Weekly reflections — Clio writes a personalized summary of the client's week: what went well, what slipped, and one concrete suggestion. This alone can anchor a session.
• Commitments to loved ones — a dedicated tab for promises they've made to partners, kids, or friends. Accountability that goes beyond the clinical.
• Adjustable persona — clients choose how Clio speaks to them: warm and encouraging, direct, tough love, calm and zen, or playful. They can even write a custom persona. This lets Clio meet them where they are emotionally.

How therapists use Cliopanion

You don't need to manage anything. Recommend Cliopanion to your client the way you'd recommend a journal or a meditation app. They sign up, build their routine (or start with Clio's healthy defaults), and begin checking things off. Between sessions, Clio is there. In session, their progress data gives you a concrete starting point.

Especially effective for

• ADHD clients who need externalized structure and can't rely on internal motivation alone
• Behavioral activation in CBT — daily tasks that rebuild engagement with life
• DBT skills practice — mindfulness, distress tolerance, and interpersonal effectiveness exercises as daily routine items
• Medication adherence — morning and evening medication reminders with streak tracking
• Clients in early recovery who need daily structure as a foundation

Share with your clients

Download our one-page client handout (PDF) — a simple overview you can print, email, or include in your intake materials.