A fuller history. A client who feels heard. Half the effort.
Hyperfocus builds clinical apps that make mental health assessments deeper and faster than a traditional approach. Designed by a clinical neuropsychologist; plug-and-play for your practice.

The traditional intake misses things. It also takes too long.
A 30-minute interview can't cover education, trauma, substance use, sleep, family history and current symptoms in depth. So clinicians either use what they've got or add hours. We designed a third option.
“Hyperfocus has transformed my practice. When I meet my clients for the interview, I have all the information they submitted organized and easy to view, which saves time and helps the interview go very smoothly.”
“I just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate the AI-generated summaries for the Adult History Forms on Hyperfocus. What a time-saver! I also love how well this program selects the most relevant details from the history forms.”
“Hyperfocus is excellent! It is thoughtfully designed to support both clients and practitioners, and continues to grow in creative ways that make care more accessible.”
More than a PHQ-9 and GAD-7.
40% of family medicine visits involve a mental health concern. Send structured questionnaires and history forms before the appointment, and walk in with a clinical picture already formed.
How your clients experience you matters.
“Thank you for allowing me to tell my story through Hyperfocus. It felt like you were genuinely interested in my personal history and I didn’t feel rushed. I felt heard with you.”
“I appreciated being able to complete them on my phone. But after I did a couple, I stopped and forgot about it. So I really liked the nice reminders to get me to finish them.”
“This was a thorough process, thank you! I wanted more than a short visit and medication. This helped me know more about myself and my diagnosis.”
“I actually just did an ADHD assessment elsewhere; however, it was pretty much based only on forms. I really like this format where I can write to express myself.”
