Knead is SOAP notes with a real body chart. Tap where you found it, pick a few quick phrases, and the note is done before the next client is on the table. Signed intakes, cautions that surface themselves, and clean PDF records, all kept on your device.
Body chart, SOAP note, signed intake, the PDF for a records request. Turn your sound on.
The practice suites want all of it on their servers, bundled with a booking system you never asked for, for $30 a month. Knead does one job: the clinical record. It does it on your device, and you buy it once.
Trigger point, tension, pain, spasm, numbness. Set the severity and add a note. A magnifier loupe sits under your finger so the mark lands exactly where you mean it, on the front, back, or either side.
Next visit, carry the chart forward and adjust. Six sessions in, you're looking at a visible progression, not a stack of prose.
Quick-phrase chips under every section, last session's plan on screen, and everything defaulted from last time. Chart the trigger points, type one sentence, done.
Your findings from the chart are listed right above the note, so the Objective section mostly writes itself. Pressure, modality, duration and price are one tap each.
Health-history checklist, consent, and a fingertip signature. Update it next year and the old version stays on file, exactly as disclosed and exactly as signed.
Blood-clot history, pregnancy, that knee replacement: intake flags appear on the client's card and on every new session. The thing you must not forget refuses to be forgotten.
Each client's history shows the chart thumbnail and SOAP summary for every session, newest first. Tap Repeat Last and the next session starts from where the last one left off.
Star your regulars and find anyone by name or phone in a second.
When an insurer, attorney, or new provider asks, any session exports as a PDF with your letterhead, the full SOAP note, and the body chart with a findings table. The whole client record, with intake, signature and session index, exports too.
CSV export of every session is in Settings for your own archive.
Knead makes no network connections at all. There's no account and no server, so there's no Business Associate Agreement to chase, because there's no business associate. Your professional obligations are still yours; Knead just subtracts the server.
One price. Every future update included. No subscription, no account, nothing bundled.
.kneadbook file locked with your passphrase. Keep it wherever you like, then restore it on a new iPhone or iPad. Knead reminds you when your backup is getting stale.