Supanote review
A focused AI documentation tool for therapists who want flexible notes and EHR autofill.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Supanote is an AI documentation tool for mental health providers, including therapists, psychiatrists, psychologists, and social workers. It turns recorded or uploaded session audio, dictation, and other input into clinical notes for review and editing. SOAP, DAP, and GIRP formats, custom templates, and treatment plans make it relevant to clinicians who want help with documentation rather than a broad practice-management system. The product also supports couple, family, and group session notes, with group sessions included in the XL plan.
Its notable workflow strength is flexibility in how notes are produced and shaped. Users can edit tone, format, or details in plain English, and templates can be customized, including for treatment plans. Supanote transcribes and detects multiple languages, removes personal identifiers from transcripts, and automatically deletes session recordings after processing. EHR autofill runs through a Chrome extension, with listed integrations including Valant, SimplePractice, TherapyNotes, Tebra, DrChrono, ICANotes, Ensora Health, and Carepatron. That makes it a fit for clinicians who want documentation to feed into an existing EHR; it is less suited to buyers seeking an all-in-one system, since built-in telehealth sessions are not established.
The published plans show a $0 Trial with full product access for 14 days, rather than an ongoing free plan. Starter adds custom templates, automatic treatment plans, treatment-plan-aware notes, couple sessions, consent forms and BAA, and human support. Pro adds unlimited notes, EHR integration, AI personalization, unlimited custom templates, a secure AI client workspace, and priority support. XL includes everything in Pro plus group therapy sessions; Group Practice offers unlimited notes, EHR integration, team permissions, custom BAA, and dedicated support. Supanote is strongest for solo or small teams prioritizing AI-assisted notes, while practices needing verified portal, telehealth, or broader operational workflows should compare alternatives.
Supanote pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Generates SOAP, DAP, and GIRP notes from audio, dictation, or other input
- Custom templates and treatment-plan-aware notes support different workflows
- Chrome extension autofills notes in several supported EHRs
- Where it doesn't
- No ongoing free plan; the $0 offer is a 14-day trial
- EHR autofill depends on the Chrome extension
- Built-in telehealth sessions are not established
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