About Citt.ai
Built to strengthen the therapeutic alliance.
Citt.ai helps therapists understand what happens between sessions without turning care into an automated substitute for human connection.
Why Citt.ai exists
“Therapy helped me through the hardest period of my life. I do not say this lightly: the relationship with a good clinician saved my life.”
Declan Ahern
Founder, Citt.ai
A few years ago, I went through my own battle with mental health and depression. I saw first-hand how much good therapy can matter when the relationship with a clinician is strong, steady, and genuinely human.
At the same time, I was using other tools between sessions: meditation, journaling, and early AI tools to make sense of what I was feeling. I kept wondering what would change if my therapist could see the useful parts of that work: the patterns, the moments of rupture, the coping attempts, and the things I forgot to bring into the room.
Citt.ai came from that belief. The future of therapy should not make care less human. It should help clinicians see more clearly, reduce avoidable admin, and meet clients where life is actually happening.
Mission
Help therapists deliver more continuous, contextual, and safe care by turning between-session activity into useful clinical context.
Vision
Consent-based client context helps the therapist see more clearly: the AI surfaces signal, the therapist decides.
Trust
Therapist-led workflows, client consent, privacy-sensitive data handling, crisis detection, and escalation are non-negotiable parts of the product.
Richer context between sessions, not autonomous therapy.
Citt.ai helps clinicians build a more complete, consent-based picture of the client's world between sessions. The therapist remains responsible for clinical judgement, care planning, and the therapeutic relationship.
Therapist-led
The therapist sets guardrails, reviews context, and makes the clinical decisions. Citt.ai supports the workflow.
Consent-first
Client-facing AI and between-session context rely on clear client participation and therapist visibility.
Safety-aware
Crisis detection, escalation, privacy, and clinical governance are product requirements, not optional add-ons.
Clinical safety principles
Citt.ai is built for sensitive care, where boundaries and escalation matter as much as useful automation.
Risk screening before AI replies
Patient-originated messages are screened for crisis and safety signals before a client-facing response is generated.
Therapist oversight
Therapists receive summaries, alerts, and review tools so AI augments professional care rather than replacing it.
Evidence-informed workflows
Product decisions are grounded in clinical practice workflows, guideline-aligned decision support, and feedback from practicing therapists.
Privacy-sensitive operation
Encryption, access controls, audit logs, and contracted processors support privacy-sensitive deployments.