Kalmo connects your sessions with your patients’ week. Prepare with a summary of what happened since you last met, analyse the session with AI, leave action items that stay with the patient, and see — with data — whether what you do is working. Built with EMDR therapists in mind; useful for any approach.
Your patient uses the Kalmo app between sessions. You use the professional portal. Nothing is shared without the patient’s explicit consent.
Invite a patient with your code. They decide what to share with you — notes, episodes, history, measures — and can change it any time.
They practise, journal hard moments and answer short check-ins in the app. You can reply to shared episodes and recommend resources.
Open an AI summary of everything shared since you last met: what happened, how they rated it, what changed. Walk in prepared.
Record with consent, get a transcript, analysis, highlights and action items. Share what you choose with the patient — it stays with them all week.
Every AI output is a draft for your clinical judgement — never a diagnosis, and never shared with the patient unless you decide.
Every line of the transcript coded into a colour timeline you can replay with the audio.
A briefing of what your patient shared since your last session, so the first ten minutes are not spent recapping.
Short surveys before and after each session to see how your patient arrived and how they left.
Resources to observe other states: nervous-system status checks, tracked measures like sleep and energy, and an optional camera-based wellness scan.
Summaries, highlights and action items drafted from your session, plus private feedback on your own technique — for you only.
Turn the session into concrete next steps the patient keeps on their phone, instead of forgetting them at the door.
An EMDR session has more structure than most: phases, bilateral stimulation sets, target memories, and the SUD and VOC ratings that tell you whether processing is moving. We are building Kalmo’s EMDR toolkit together with practising EMDR therapists so it fits how a session actually runs.
Mark a session as EMDR and the portal adapts: the right tools on the session page and the EMDR approach pre-selected for analysis.
Log SUD (0–10) and VOC (1–7) during or after the session. While recording, each entry is time-stamped automatically so it lines up with the timeline.
Analysis that understands the eight phases: resourcing, target assessment, BLS check-ins, cognitive interweaves, installation, body scan and closure.
See SUD and VOC across the session and, over several sessions, the trend at the end of each one — progress you can show, not just feel.
Patients keep their calm-place and container exercises in the app, practise them during the week, and journal what comes up after processing.
Ratings are stored as numbers; anything quoting the patient is protected like the rest of their clinical record and never shared automatically.
Everything else in Kalmo works with any approach, and session analysis already ships with packs for:
The session is fifty minutes. The rest of the week is where change has to hold. Kalmo helps you be present in it — without being on call.
What you work on together keeps going after the patient leaves: resources, reminders of what matters and a place to capture what comes up.
Set action items and highlights after the session, so the patient remembers what you agreed — and you can see whether it happened.
If your patient uses the app, you see what they choose to share between sessions: episodes, ratings, check-ins and trends.
Private AI feedback on each session and an objective view of how time was spent — the kind of supervision signal that is usually hard to get.
Session history, outcome measures and analysis trends let you check, with data, whether you are actually helping — and adjust when you are not.
Transcripts, summaries and drafts of your notes are ready when the session ends. You review; you do not start from a blank page.
Reading what your patients share is free for licensed professionals, forever. Add AI per patient, when it is worth it to you.
A small fraction of a single session’s fee per month — and every session with that patient starts prepared and ends with a record.
Managing several patients or a team? Contact us for a special price. support@kalmo.ai
Mental-health information is among the most sensitive data there is. Kalmo is designed so the patient stays in control and you only ever see what they choose to share.
A live presentation of Kalmo for therapists, psychologists, coaches and mentors — with time for your questions.
A Spanish session is planned for November 2026. We will share the exact date soon — sign up and we will email it to you. Prefer English? Tell us below, and we will let you know when an English session is scheduled.
Professional accounts are reviewed by our team so patients can trust who they connect with. It usually takes one or two working days.
No. The EMDR toolkit is one part of Kalmo. Session summaries, action items, between-session follow-up and session analysis work with any approach, including CBT, ACT, DBT, psychodynamic, systemic and humanistic work, as well as coaching and mentoring.
Yes. Any professional who accompanies someone over time can use Kalmo to stay connected between sessions. Clinical features like risk markers are designed for licensed professionals, and you should always work within your own scope of practice.
Only what each patient explicitly shares with you — specific notes, episodes, history or measures. Patients can revoke access at any moment, and access ends immediately.
Yes. Recording requires the patient’s explicit consent, and AI analysis is a separate opt-in that is off by default. If the patient withdraws consent, the analysis is deleted.
No. All AI output is an estimate to support your clinical judgement, clearly labelled as such. It is never a diagnosis and never reaches the patient unless you decide to share it.
Read-only access is free forever. AI features cost $5 USD per patient per month, and you choose which patients to enable. Everything is free while we test.
Kalmo is not an emergency service. If you are in danger, call 911 or 107 (medical emergencies) in Argentina. If you are thinking about harming yourself, in Argentina call 135 (free from Buenos Aires City and Greater Buenos Aires) or 0800-345-1435 nationwide (Centro de Asistencia al Suicida); for support and guidance, the national mental-health line: 0800-999-0091. In Spain, 024; in the EU, 112.