For independent therapists · the AI companion, explained
Not an AI therapist. Not unsupervised chat. A client-facing EMR capability under clinician control, so the work continues on the 26 days you're not in the room.
Sending this to a client? There is a plain-language page written for them · how the loop runs
Part of the MWS membership — $77.77/mo · unlimited clients · HIPAA-eligible architecture with executed BAAs
Tone, topics, what the companion may encourage, what it must refuse, and when it must escalate. A general-purpose AI companion follows the conversation wherever it goes. VibeCheck.luxury follows a clinician-defined role — and stays inside it.
Your client opts in with you, in session. They know what the companion does, what you see, and what it will never do. No surprise surveillance, no fine print doing the consent work a conversation should.
The trend, the check-ins, entries in their own words, sudden-gain flags, and anything they wanted you to know walking in — assembled before every session. You don't live inside a chat log. VibeCheck.luxury organizes the material. You make it clinical.
Crisis language routes to established crisis resources and flags you immediately, on escalation paths set with you at onboarding. The companion does not promise rescue, impersonate a clinician, or create an unseen on-call obligation for the therapist. A companion that can't recognize its limits isn't safe to hand a client. This one was built by a clinician who knew that first.
A supervised companion keeps the relationship with you. Blueprint's public petition demands that client-facing mental-health AI be "supervised by licensed professionals" (blueprint.ai, reviewed July 13, 2026). VibeCheck.luxury was built to that standard from day one: companion, never therapist; supervised, never freelancing.
No. VibeCheck.luxury is supervised by design — a client account exists inside a clinician's practice.
No. VibeCheck.luxury is not live monitoring. What reaches you is organized into the pre-session brief, and review expectations are set with clients up front.
The opposite. Check-ins are built around your session work, and the brief makes the hour land harder.
Silence is signal. You'll see the drop-off on your dashboard instead of finding out three weeks later.
HIPAA-eligible with executed BAAs, and client-facing access is isolated from clinician and office access. Shaula never touches clients.