What's new

Connect your Google Calendar and Blether keeps both in sync. Book a session in Blether and it shows up in Google with a Meet link generated automatically — no more pasting video links before every online session.

It works the other way too: when a client accepts or declines the invite, you'll see their RSVP right on your schedule. If someone declines a session that's still on the books, Blether flags it so you can reach out rather than find out when they don't show.

Already running your practice from Google? When you sign up you can import your existing clients and sessions straight from your calendar, so you're not starting from a blank page.

We're releasing a helper to make sure you get setup. Dismissable at any time, Kit will show you around Blether, ensuring you get the most out of it.

It covers the nine things you'll need set up — clients, default fee, note templates, payments, intake form — pausing when it's your turn so you can try each one with sample data. Restart any time from Settings > Profile.

Your schedule now has a list view. Toggle between the calendar and a simple list grouped by day. Filter by upcoming or past sessions, or narrow it down to just the ones that still need a note or an outstanding invoice.

The "outstanding notes" card on your dashboard now links straight to the list view with the right filter applied. One click and you can see exactly what needs writing up.

Small fix: creating a session without picking a format (in-person or online) no longer throws a confusing error. It just defaults to in-person.

Some email providers (Outlook, Gmail) were previewing the verification link before you clicked it, which used up the one-time code. By the time you actually opened the link, it had already expired. Fixed this so the code only gets used when you actually visit the page in a browser.

If your verification link does expire, there's now a "Resend verification email" button on the error page instead of a dead end.

You can now connect a payment account and accept card and bank payments through Blether. When a session completes, an invoice generates automatically. Your client gets an email with a pay-by-card link. If they haven't paid after 3 days, Blether sends a gentle reminder on your behalf.

Built this because every therapist in research said the money conversation is the worst part. You shouldn't have to bring up a missed payment five minutes before a session.

New payments dashboard: payout schedule, outstanding amounts, account status, all in one place.

Blether Pro launched!

Settings reorganised into tabs: profile, note templates, intake form, subscription. Note template sections are customisable. Intake form preview shows exactly what clients see.

The feature Blether was originally built around. Hit record after a session, speak your summary. Blether transcribes it and structures it into a BACP-aligned clinical note: presenting issues, session content, risk assessment, plan.

We went with this over session recording first as we want to remain true to our principles that AI is here to assist, not replace.

Transcription is near-instant. Note generation streams in real time. Everything is editable before approving. It's your record, the AI handles the structure.

24 hours before a session, your client gets a reminder email. Confirmations go out when you book someone in. Reschedule notices when you move things around. All automatic.

Schedule also got drag-and-drop rescheduling. Move a session and the reminder resets automatically.