Early access

Plan, run and document your EMDR sessions in one workspace.

Keep target planning, therapist-controlled bilateral stimulation and session notes together, with tools for in-person and remote visits.

Free during early access. No card required.

  • Eight-phase workflow
  • Therapist control
  • Reviewable draft notes
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Product preview

Fictional data. Explore the controls without an account; this preview does not save client records.

Start with the preparation.

Current readiness decision

Example: readiness recorded by the therapist.

How it works

From preparation to a reviewed note.

01

Prepare the visit

Organize targets, resources and readiness decisions before the session.

02

Guide the session

Move between phases and control stimulation while documenting what you observe.

03

Review and document

Build a draft from session material, review it and sign the finished note.

Platform

Tools for your EMDR workflow.

A focused workspace for planning, sessions and documentation, with the clinical decisions staying with you.

Therapist-controlled stimulation

Visual bilateral stimulation and optional stereo clicks, with adjustable speed, passes per set and explicit start/stop controls.

Draft, review and sign

Bring documented session material into a structured note. Review and edit the draft before signing.

Target planning and readiness

Organize past, present and future targets, resources and readiness decisions alongside the client record.

Remote sessions

Connect with clients by video and share synchronized visual stimulation through the client portal.

Measures alongside sessions

Record PCL-5, PHQ-9 and GAD-7 results and follow recorded measurements over time.

Client records and export

Keep client records, appointments and messages together. Export a client record in JSON format.

Clinical scope

Your clinical judgment stays central.

Major clinical guidelines include EMDR among trauma-focused therapies for adults with PTSD, delivered by trained clinicians. Frapiro helps clinicians organise and document that work; it is not a treatment, diagnostic tool or clinically validated product.

World Health Organization

WHO mhGAP guideline, 2023

The 2023 mhGAP guideline gives a conditional recommendation, based on moderate-certainty evidence, for EMDR as one psychological intervention for adults with PTSD.

Read the guideline

NICE (UK)

NICE NG116, 2018

NICE guideline NG116 (2018), recommendations 1.6.19–1.6.20, describes EMDR for adults with PTSD as delivered by trained practitioners, following a treatment manual, with supervision.

Read recommendations

U.S. VA / DoD

VA/DoD PTSD guideline, 2023

The 2023 VA/DoD guideline recommends individual manualised trauma-focused psychotherapies, including EMDR, chosen through shared decision-making with the patient.

Read the guideline

Eight phases

Revisitable phases across multiple visits, from history and preparation to closure and reevaluation.

Individual pacing

No fixed session count or stimulation dose; preparation-only visits are supported.

Therapist control

Readiness, target choice, stimulation and completion stay explicit clinician decisions.

Summaries of primary sources, reviewed October 2026. Guidelines apply to clinicians, not to this software.

Access & pricing

Start with early access.

Free during early access

Create a workspace without a payment card. Signing up does not start a paid subscription.

Create your workspace

Available in the workspace

  • Target planning and readiness
  • Therapist-controlled stimulation
  • Draft, review and sign
  • Remote sessions

Features may evolve. Paid plans are not available yet; future pricing and access terms will be announced separately.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Early access

Bring your EMDR workflow together.

Create a workspace for your planning, sessions and notes. Built for trained EMDR therapists; features continue to evolve during early access.

Create your workspace

Free during early access. No card required.

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