Walk in with your story already told.

A lot of a session can go to history: when the move happened, who was in the house, which came first, the diagnosis or the divorce. It is worth telling, and it is slow to tell in fifty-minute pieces. Nenrin gives you somewhere to tell it properly, at your own pace, by talking or typing, with a guide who asks good questions and writes down your answers in your words.

Then you decide what your therapist sees. Nothing is shared by default. You pick categories (your lifeline, your Life Log, the people in your life, your values, your North Star, any of the tools), and your therapist reads those on screen, read-only. Before a session, Nenrin can publish a short summary of what is new in the categories you share, in your words, each line cited to where it came from. Your therapist arrives knowing the timeline, the people, and the turning points, and the hour goes to the work.

What stays in your hands

• Sharing is yours, category by category. Turn a category on or off for each therapist you connect. Stop sharing at any time; it takes effect immediately.
• You can see what they read. Your record shows when your therapist last looked.
• Read-only, on screen. A therapist cannot download or export anything, and cannot change a word.
• Kiko works for you, not for them. A therapist can leave you a short note or suggestion (up to 280 characters). You see it; you decide what to do with it. Kiko never takes instructions from your therapist, and reads their note into the conversation only if you ask.
• No one is monitoring. Nenrin does not alert your therapist to anything, ever. If you need help now, call or text 988 in the US. Kiko shows that card if it hears something worrying, and tells no one.

Honest about what it is

Nenrin is not therapy, and Kiko is not a therapist. Kiko will not tell you what your story means, will not give you advice, and will not score anything. The numbers on your lifeline are yours. If you want an interpretation, that is a conversation for you and your therapist, in the room, which is where it belongs.

What you share with your therapist is something they have read, with the same professional and legal duties that apply to what you say in session. Share what you would say out loud.

For therapists

A reader your client invites. Free, read-only, on the client's terms.

Nenrin is your client's own tool. They own the account, they choose what to share with you, and they can stop at any time. You read what they share on screen: their lifeline with the ratings they chose, their Life Log in their words, the people in their life, their values, their North Star, and a short pre-session summary of what is new, with every line cited. You can leave a short note or suggestion they will see.

• Free, forever. There is no therapist plan and no practice plan. Nenrin never bills practices. If you want to cover the cost for a client, build it into your fee.
• Nothing to deploy or configure. You do not set Nenrin up for a client, and you do not direct what Kiko asks. The client finds it, uses it, and chooses to show you the record. That keeps you on the right side of your state's rules on AI in practice; check them before relying on a client's record in treatment decisions.
• No duty created. Nothing alerts you. You decide when to read, and you tell your client what to expect from you between sessions.
• Not your record system. Keep your clinical notes where you keep them now. Nothing you write in Nenrin is hidden from the client, and there is nowhere to write private notes.
• Read what you would hear. What you read here carries the same duties as what you hear in session.

Nenrin does not claim a HIPAA badge. It is the client's own record, built by the client, shared at the client's direction, and that is how it stays. If you have questions, write to hello@nenrin.ai.