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NamedClearly ships a deep toolkit for personal growth, couples work, faith resources, and optional Coach-tier practice operations. 100+ named capabilities across 87+ dashboard tools. Search below or browse by the job you are trying to do.

  • 100+

    Named capabilities

  • 87+

    Dashboard tools

  • 15

    Product areas

  • 80

    Evidence-graded modalities

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  • Starter — explore core growth, couples, and Safety Check at no cost during the free beta.
  • Growth / Transformation — higher AI limits, unlimited usage, and deeper analytics.
  • Coach — practice hub, portal, billing, and HIPAA-aligned technical paths when your deployment supports them.
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Each pillar maps to live product routes on this page. Open a section below for the full line-by-line checklist, or jump straight to the Help Center for step-by-step guides.

  • Conversation clarity

    When wording feels high-stakes or patterns need a structured read.

    • Safety Check — paste, audio upload, and images with line-attributed evidence
    • Relationship memory, optional concern goals, and a 36-case regression benchmark
    • Case Prep, timed share links, exports, and optional pastoral or law lenses

    Help guide · Feature list

  • Personal growth

    Daily rhythm: goals, reflections, and therapeutic pathways.

    • Check-ins and progress without losing context
    • Schema-informed education where you choose those flows
    • Keeps history in one account instead of scattered notes

    Help guide · Feature list

  • Couples & connection

    Shared workflows when both partners use the platform.

    • Couples Connect, Fight Room, and exercises in the same workspace
    • Partner AI context previews by category when you both consent
    • Privacy and consent remain explicit—see Help and policies

    Help guide · Feature list

  • Faith-forward rhythm

    Optional scripture and prayer workflows alongside reflection.

    • Bible study surfaces where enabled for your account
    • Integrates with personal goals—not a substitute for pastoral care
    • You choose how much faith context to include

    Help guide · Feature list

  • Practice operations

    Clinics and coaches on eligible tiers.

    • Scheduling, portal, telehealth, and billing-oriented workflows
    • HIPAA-aligned technical context summarized on Compliance pages
    • Separate marketing story at /marketing/practice

    Help guide · Feature list

  • AI assistance

    Brainstorming and drafts—within product limits and policies.

    • NamedClearly Chat and Universal paths where enabled
    • Model choices where the account tier allows
    • Not for emergencies or licensed clinical decisions

    Help guide · Feature list

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Search 15 product areas or filter by who you are and what you need right now.

100 capabilities listed below

Reflections journal, goals, check-ins, progress, and growth readiness

Private journaling, structured goals, daily rhythm, and visibility into how you are moving forward.

  • Reflections journal with AI-powered prompts and suggestions
  • Weekly review, memory tools, and saved insights where enabled
  • Goals with categories, due dates, and progress tracking
  • Daily check-ins — mood, energy, and daily intention where configured
  • Progress charts, statistics, and growth readiness views
  • Readiness progression and growth-oriented nudges where enabled
Screenshot: Reflections journal, goals, check-ins, progress, and growth readiness

Universal chat, Reflect chat, NamedClearly Chat, and Ask the Word

Several chat experiences for reflection, how-to, Scripture, and therapeutic paths — availability and integrations depend on route and plan.

  • Universal chat — thread history, model selection, plan-aware usage limits; optional connected integrations (MCP) your host configures, plus NamedClearly built-in assistant tools, when the model supports structured tool calling
  • Reflect chat — process thoughts with AI support in a dedicated flow
  • NamedClearly Chat — assistant tuned for how the platform works
  • Ask the Word — Scripture-grounded Q&A (availability depends on plan)
  • Therapeutic and schema-focused chats — NamedClearly built-in assistant tools only on those routes (third-party MCP connectors are not mixed into those flows)
Screenshot: Universal chat, Reflect chat, NamedClearly Chat, and Ask the Word

SMS/chat import, dashboard layout control, activity history, export

Bring outside conversations in, shape your dashboard, and review or export your account trail.

  • Import — upload SMS/chat exports for analysis and AI persona creation where enabled
  • Import ChatGPT conversation history for continuity where enabled
  • Find Your Tool — guided discovery across dashboard tools
  • Dashboard customization — show or hide sections and drag to reorder layout
  • Session history and activity timeline across eligible tools
  • Account data export and deletion flows where available (see Account / privacy settings)
Screenshot: SMS/chat import, dashboard layout control, activity history, export

Messages, friends list, notifications, and session timeline

Stay in touch with people you trust and see what needs attention across the workspace.

  • Messages — direct messages with threaded conversations
  • Friends list and online presence where enabled
  • In-app notifications for reminders, invites, and product updates
  • Notification preferences where configurable
Screenshot: Messages, friends list, notifications, and session timeline

Communications Wizard, Safety Check, Bible Evaluation, Pastor’s Lens, and Longitudinal Evaluation

Draft with care, reflect on impact, and compare patterns over time — not clinical care or legal advice.

  • Communications Wizard — draft or refine messages with guided AI feedback
  • Safety Check — relationship-aware conversation analysis with line-attributed evidence (not clinical care)
  • Safety Check — paste text or import SMS/chat exports; upload audio (MP3, M4A, WAV, WebM, MP4, MPEG, MPGA — transcribed for the same analysis as text)
  • Safety Check — image and screenshot ingest (file upload plus up to eight mobile screenshots per check via vision OCR)
  • Safety Check — remembers patterns across runs in the same relationship context; escalation vs your recent checks
  • Safety Check — optional concern goals before the run (communication, recognition, recovery, boundaries, gaslighting-style denial, validation, dialogue coaching)
  • Safety Check — regression-tested on 36 benchmark transcripts including benign banter, flirtation, mutual support, and neurodiverse direct communication
  • Safety Check — saved reports show which analysis version produced the headline score (version receipt); reopening Past checks does not silently rewrite stored scores
  • Safety Check — band-first severity hero with tier stabilization across recent relationship checks; precise /100 and version receipt in detail; provisional callout and re-run when safeguards adjust examples
  • Safety Check — victim/abuser role labels off unless you opt in; timed share links (expiry and max views), PDF/text/CSV export, optional law lens
  • Safety Check — optional timing-pattern summaries from past runs (weekday and month views in UTC) when enough history exists — descriptive only, not a prediction
  • Bible Evaluation — evaluate wording against Scripture categories (reflection and pastoral preparation)
  • Pastor’s Lens — pastoral-requirements scorecard with evidence you can download or share
  • Longitudinal Evaluation — DSM-5-TR–style longitudinal report where enabled; the same signals feed the platform unified longitudinal context used in AI personalization alongside YSQ workbook themes and recent Bible-evaluation categories
  • Case Prep — guided evidence organizer and attorney brief export for counsel (not legal advice; separate from the Safety Check report UI)
Screenshot: Communications Wizard, Safety Check, Bible Evaluation, Pastor’s Lens, and Longitudinal Evaluation

Conversation Safety Check

More than a one-time paste-in score

Most one-time checkers score a single paste and move on. NamedClearly remembers the relationship, accepts pasted text and chat exports plus audio and images, and produces line-attributed evidence you can share with a pastor, counselor, or attorney — calibrated so everyday banter and direct communication are not treated as abuse by default.

  1. 01

    Remembers the relationship

    Pattern history across checks, not a throwaway score.

    See what we know about someone over time — recurring patterns, escalation compared to your recent checks, and a longitudinal arc when you run checks in the same relationship context.

  2. 02

    Text, audio, and images — not screenshots only

    Upload conversations the way you actually have them.

    Paste or import SMS and chat exports, upload audio recordings (MP3, M4A, WAV, WebM, MP4, and related formats — transcribed for the same pattern analysis as text), or add screenshots and image files when you do not have a text export.

  3. 03

    Check what you actually care about

    Optional concern goals before the run.

    Choose focus areas such as communication clarity, recognition, recovery after conflict, boundaries, gaslighting-style denial, validation, or dialogue coaching — so the report answers your question, not a generic severity meter.

  4. 04

    Calibrated for real threads

    Benchmarked to catch harm without crying wolf.

    Regression-tested on 36 benchmark transcripts — including benign banter, flirtation, mutual support, and direct neurodiverse communication — with tracked cases where typical checkers over-flag quiet threads and NamedClearly stays at zero serious pattern buckets (6 calibration wins in the current suite). Reports lead with a severity band stabilized across your recent checks for the same relationship when scores vary; the precise /100 score and analysis version receipt sit beside it for traceability. Safeguards that remove quoted examples can show a provisional band with a one-click standard re-run. Reopening Past checks does not silently rewrite stored scores.

  5. 05

    Evidence you can use

    Line-attributed quotes, exports, and optional lenses.

    Reports tie patterns to specific lines, show which saved analysis version produced the headline score, support timed share links and PDF/CSV export, optional Bible, Pastor’s Lens, and law-evaluation views, and a Case Prep path when counsel needs organized evidence. Victim/abuser labels stay off unless you opt in.

  6. 06

    Part of your whole workspace

    Not an isolated tab you forget tomorrow.

    Couples Connect context, Longitudinal Evaluation, AI chat history, and practice workflows live in one account — so a Safety Check feeds forward instead of dying in a bookmark.

How NamedClearly Safety Check compares to typical paste-in conversation checkers
CapabilityTypical paste-in checkerNamedClearly
Input typesPaste text or a single screenshotPaste, SMS/chat exports, audio upload (transcribed), images/PDFs, and mobile screenshot ingest
Relationship memoryOne-off paste → single score or label listProfile over time, escalation vs recent checks, up to a year of arc
What you are trying to learnGeneric “is this abusive?” framingSix optional concern goals you set before the run
False alarms on normal chatOften flags banter, flirt, or blunt toneCalibrated on diverse fixtures; neurodiversity not inferred as abuse
Score traceabilityScore can change when you reload the same pasteBand-first headline with pinned analysis version; reopening past checks does not silently re-score your data
How the score readsSingle number with little context when safeguards fireSeverity band stabilized across recent checks when scores vary; precise /100 plus version receipt in detail; provisional callout and re-run when safeguards adjust examples or fusion did not complete
Evidence & sharingSummary paragraph onlyLine quotes, share links, exports, optional legal/pastoral lenses
Platform depthStandalone checkerCouples tools, Case Prep, longitudinal report, AI context
Start free — run a checkHow Safety Check worksSafety Check overview

Wizards and Frankenstein / multi-model consensus flows

Structured single-purpose flows plus multi-provider analysis: the codebase ships many optional provider integrations (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, OpenRouter, gateways, and more — see the provider registry). Each integration exposes one or more model IDs when keys are set; Frankenstein runs parallel chat completions across the subset you pick on each run. There is no fixed vendor-wide “180 models” catalog wired into the product — practical concurrency is bounded by plan limits and what your deployment enables.

  • Safe Chat Storage — gather threads and send to multi-model analysis
  • Prompt, Pre-process, Legal, Code, Summarization, Decision, and Email wizards
  • Gottman Language, Attachment Type, Biblical Decision, and Consensus wizards
  • NPD Training Wizard — educational pattern-awareness exercises (not diagnostic)
  • Frankenstein Language Analyzer — parallel calls to the AI providers you select from those your host configured; synthesized consensus answer (usage and limits depend on plan; not a fixed global model count)
Screenshot: Wizards and Frankenstein / multi-model consensus flows

Bible study, memorization, reading plans, Prayer Wizard, Prayer Requests, Devotion Connect

Scripture reading, memory work, prayer structure, and daily devotionals in one faith area.

  • Bible search, bookmarks, notes, chapter reading, and verse context tools
  • Verse memorization, explain-why helpers, and linking verses to reflections
  • Reading plans and verse collections with study templates (SOAP, inductive, reflection, application)
  • Personalized reading suggestions on eligible plans
  • Prayer Wizard — structure prayer requests and reflections
  • Prayer Requests — share and track requests (including with friends) where enabled
  • Devotion Connect — daily devotionals with reflection questions
  • Text-to-speech and narration helpers for Bible and long reads where enabled
Screenshot: Bible study, memorization, reading plans, Prayer Wizard, Prayer Requests, Devotion Connect

Couples Connect — shared life, conflict, and connection

Partner-aware spaces for calendars, tasks, repair, agreements, and playful connection — plan and link state may apply.

  • Fight Room — AI-moderated conflict resolution with saved sessions
  • Couples exercises, boundaries, gratitude, milestones, and relationship health views
  • Shared calendar — schedule date nights and events, shared edits, and calendar-style invites
  • Shared task list — import from a photo, a text file (.txt, .md, .csv), or a pasted list; review lines then add as shared tasks, one-partner tasks, or personal goals
  • Relationship agreements and contracts — structured parts (headings and what you agree to), reorder, AI-suggested draft parts; both partners sign where configured
  • Love Languages, shared memories (emoji reactions and comments), and Date Night Spinner
  • Cycle-breaker and repair-oriented flows where enabled
  • Couples roleplay reflection — practice dialogue together with structured debriefs
  • Partner connection, invite flows, shared dashboard, partner activity summary, and structured Partner AI context preview (category summaries for AI—not full private journals)
  • Conflicts workspace and co-parenting-aware surfaces where your account includes them
Screenshot: Couples Connect — shared life, conflict, and connection

Kids Connect — family activities, biblical pathways, co-parenting drills

Kid-aware framing and family communication drills — availability depends on plan and configuration.

  • Family activities hub with guided ideas
  • Biblical pathways and kid-appropriate framing where configured
  • Co-parenting and family-communication drills
  • Family invite flows to bring members into shared experiences
Screenshot: Kids Connect — family activities, biblical pathways, co-parenting drills

Roleplay profiles, solo practice, and optional timed read-only share links

Practice coaching-style dialogue privately or share a read-only relationship profile link when your plan allows.

  • Roleplay profiles — save personas, goals, and guardrails for repeated practice
  • Solo practice sessions with structured feedback and session history
  • Relationship practice profiles — optional timed read-only share links (expiry, max opens, optional email verification before view) for coaching handoff — plan-dependent
Screenshot: Roleplay profiles, solo practice, and optional timed read-only share links

Therapeutic hub, Schema Therapy (YSQ-R), Present for the Next Generation, and father–son repair

Structured therapeutic education and questionnaires — not a replacement for licensed care.

  • Therapeutic hub — exercises, chat-style support, and progress views (availability varies by plan)
  • Schema Therapy Program (YSQ-R) — stepwise questionnaire and domain scoring aligned to the workbook rule
  • YSQ-R profile dashboard and printable clinical report layouts tuned for phones and narrow viewports
  • YSQ-R report PDF export when enabled for your account
  • Schema psychoeducation articles and program hubs (including learn-your-patterns paths) where included
  • Cognitive session flows, belief audit, and structured therapeutic exercises
  • Present for the Next Generation — guided legacy and family-forward reflection where enabled
  • Father–son repair track and accountability check-ins where enabled
  • Personal inventories and longitudinal-style therapeutic reports when included for your account
  • Therapeutic exercises library — browse by topic (availability varies)
Screenshot: Therapeutic hub, Schema Therapy (YSQ-R), Present for the Next Generation, and father–son repair

Evidence-based therapeutic modality library — 80 modalities, evidence-graded, trauma-informed

NamedClearly’s guidance, Safety Check reasoning, and schema work are grounded in a research-backed modality library spanning 80 therapeutic modalities — each rated for evidence strength and handled honestly, from gold-standard to contested to explicitly harmful. Education and psychoeducation, not clinical care.

  • Grounded in 80 therapeutic modalities — from CBT, DBT, EMDR, ACT, and Gottman/EFT to schema therapy, IFS, and family-systems approaches
  • Every modality evidence-graded (strong, moderate, limited, contested, emerging, or harmful) so guidance reflects what the research actually supports — not hype
  • Honest about contested and harmful practices — thin-evidence approaches are flagged and condemned ones are never endorsed (for example conversion therapy and holding/rebirthing)
  • Worldwide regulatory awareness — health-authority endorsements (NICE, WHO, VA/DoD) and legal or approval status (conversion-therapy bans; investigational MDMA/psilocybin) noted by jurisdiction, not US-only
  • Trauma-informed floor (SAMHSA’s six principles) across every surface, with safety screening before exposure, somatic, or parts-based depth
  • Neurodivergent-affirming (AuDHD) adaptations woven through schema and skills content
  • Schema Therapy (YSQ-R) as the relational spine, with companion modalities layered by presenting concern

Coach tier — practice dashboard, scheduling, telehealth, billing, claims, client portal, client YSQ-R views

Operate a small practice or coaching business with client-facing portal and back-office tools on eligible tiers.

  • Practice dashboard — clients, appointments, encounters, and internal tasks
  • Scheduling, waitlist, and intake workflows where configured
  • Telehealth visits with join links and optional recordings (Daily.co; your consent and BAA responsibilities)
  • Billing, invoices, claims, and prior authorizations where enabled
  • Patient portal — appointments, HTML documents and e-sign, secure messaging, billing views, and encrypted file drops from the provider where enabled
  • Client YSQ-R in the practice workspace — open the same responsive clinical report and PDF-style flow from the client chart where your tier includes those tools
  • Multi-user support for clients and staff on eligible tiers
  • Internal compliance and audit-oriented workspaces for providers where enabled
  • Diligence-friendly boundaries: fragmented therapeutic stores, consent-governed partner/household AI context, host-dependent LLM vendors, no Postgres RLS as the in-app DB guarantee — see /help#coach-tier-diligence
Screenshot: Coach tier — practice dashboard, scheduling, telehealth, billing, claims, client portal, client YSQ-R views

Public practice sites (`/p/…`), booking, and `/contact?practice=` for reaching a provider

Marketing-grade public pages and booking that match each practice’s Reflect site template.

  • Public practice site (`/p/{slug}`) — configurable sections, FAQ, and contact blocks
  • Online booking (`/book/{slug}`) — pick a time and submit a booking request
  • Contact routing — `/contact?practice=` with your public booking slug matches scheduling links
Screenshot: Public practice sites (`/p/…`), booking, and `/contact?practice=` for reaching a provider

Crisis resources, Help Center, PDF reports, and white-label options where enabled

Safety-oriented links, documentation, exports, and branding controls where your agreement allows them.

  • Crisis resources and crisis-line prominence where the product surfaces them
  • Help Center deep links and in-context help on major pages
  • PDF and printable exports for eligible reports (for example YSQ-R and Safety Check syntheses) where enabled
  • White-label and branded portal options for coaches and clinics where enabled
  • HIPAA-aligned technical safeguards where your agreement and configuration support them
Screenshot: Crisis resources, Help Center, PDF reports, and white-label options where enabled

Practice pricing vs tier creep

Many practice platforms advertise a low base tier, then add per-claim fees, prescribing bundles, and seat upgrades. NamedClearly Coach pricing is designed to stay readable before you migrate clients. See /trust for data use and subprocessors when you diligence a switch.

TopicNamedClearly CoachCommon tier-creep pattern
Monthly base (Coach tier)$99/mo flat (annual option on /pricing)Often tiered by clinician count, location, or feature bundle
Insurance claim submission feesNo per-claim fees on Coach — included in flat monthly pricingPer-claim, per-provider, or clearinghouse pass-through charges common
ePrescribeOptional add-on only (~$45/clinician/mo when enabled)Bundled into higher tiers or sold as mandatory clinical bundle
Coaching vs clinical workflowsCoaching practice mode hides claims/prior-auth nav; private-pay packages stay primaryFull clinical stack visible even when you only coach private-pay clients
Practice AI (notes & code suggestions)Included on Coach — not a separate paid Practice Management add-onOften an extra module or higher tier only
Data export for switchingJSON pack or CSV ZIP from Practice → Export (audit logged)Export paywalled, vendor-assisted, or manual support tickets
See Coach pricingPractice tools overview

Practice switch case study (anonymized template)

When solo and small-group practices switch from tier-creep EHR stacks, operators often track three signals: admin hours reclaimed, first-pass claim acceptance, and measure completion between sessions. Use this template to frame your own before/after review — or ask us for a pilot worksheet.

Composite anonymized illustration for diligence conversations. Not a testimonial, clinical outcome claim, or performance guarantee. Your results depend on payer mix, staff workflow, and documentation habits.

Solo clinical outpatient (illustrative)

Insurance billing + GAD-7/PHQ-9 between visits

One licensed clinician, ~120 active clients, mixed telehealth and in-office

Admin hours saved / week

Before: ~6–8 hrs on notes, invoicing, and claim re-work outside sessions

After: ~2–3 hrs with session-complete rail + AI draft notes (human sign-off)

Self-reported staff time over 4-week pilot window

Clean-claim / first-pass rate

Before: ~72% first-pass (manual coding, ERA triage in spreadsheets)

After: ~88–91% after code suggestions + denial reason on rejected claims

Rolling 90-day claim cohort; payer mix held constant in illustration

Measure completion (GAD-7 / PHQ-9)

Before: ~35% of due measures completed before next visit

After: ~68% with portal assign + reminder + chart trend view

Clients with active measure assignments; anonymized counts only

Coaching practice, private-pay first (illustrative)

Scheduling, portal, and package billing without clinical clutter

Two coaches, packages and session bundles — no insurance claims

Admin hours saved / week

Before: ~4–5 hrs across Calendly, Stripe links, and manual session notes

After: ~1–2 hrs with practice hub, portal booking, and export pack for records

Coaching mode hides claims nav; metrics exclude billing AR follow-up

Claim denial rate

Before: N/A — private-pay only

After: N/A — optional clinical mode if insurance added later

Template row left intentional for coaching diligence conversations

Client check-in completion

Before: ~40% returned pre-session prompts

After: ~75% with portal hub reminders and mobile-friendly forms

Non-diagnostic wellness check-ins; not clinical measures

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