The Continuity File · Practitioner room

Walk in caught up.
Every session.

Practitioner software built on the client's own record. A standing brief opens every session current, the entries you sign travel in their file, and when the work ends they take everything with them. Your first client read is free.

software $0 · a read $39 wholesale · first client free, no card

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VEX · Pupul for practitioners

The last intake form they ever fill out.

A client's first read mints their file, theirs from the first entry: one consented record, context on day one, theirs for good. From then on the work compounds. The brief reads from the file. The session writes back. The file belongs to them.

01 / The standing brief

Open the morning current

The client's card is already composed from what they consented to share: the last entry in the record, what changed since you met, the plan you agreed, your own last signed note. Thirty seconds and you are caught up. The brief stays current because the work itself writes it.

02 / The signed entry

Your work stops evaporating

Notes are private by default. Signing an entry into the client's file is a deliberate act: dated the day it is written, added to a record that only appends, visible to them, revocable by them. When the engagement ends your best work does not die in a filing cabinet. It travels, with your name on it.

03 / The clean goodbye

The departure advertises the work

When the work ends, the client leaves with everything: their reads, their room, every signed entry. A goodbye here is not a deletion. It is your signed work circulating in a record they will hand to whoever comes next.

Tuesday 09:00 · Maya T. · Standing briefSample
Last entry04 Aug: shipped the thing she had been circling for three weeks.
Changed sinceTwo entries since your last session. The contract question is closed: she turned it down.
Agreed planOne long unbroken stretch on the nearest-done project. Review it together first.
Your note22 Jul: agreed to stop opening new projects until one ships.
Every field above exists because she said yes to sharing it. What she has not shared is simply not there, and absence never reads as a finding.
Pricing, on the door

Pay per client, never per seat.

The software is free and the first client read is free. Nothing here is monthly rent: you pay when a client connects, and you bill the read through at your own markup.

Practitioner · The flagship
The software is free
First client read free. Then $39 per client read
  • The whole rail free: consent, standing briefs, signed entries, the arrivals inbox
  • $39 per client read, billed through at your own markup
  • Ten-read block $390. Blocks stack as the roster grows
  • Unlimited license $1,990 a year, the better buy around 50 reads a year. Below that, blocks win, and the till says so
Software · consent rail, briefs, signed entries$0 forever
First client read · no cardfree
The read · billed through at your markup$39 wholesale
Block of 10 reads$390
Unlimited license · around 50 or more reads a year$1,990 a year

Practitioners paying before July 8, 2026 keep their original price. Every client consents before you see anything. Cancel anytime; your data stays and you can resume the same account. Full pricing.

One product

This is one room of the Continuity File.

VEX is the practitioner room of Pupul: a portable, consented, revocable record of a continuous human, owned by that person. Your client's file goes with them, any AI can read it, they can take it back at any moment, and it cannot be written backwards. The whole story, the live handoff, and the other rooms are on the front door.

FAQ

Asked before buying.

What exactly do I get?
The whole practitioner rail: the consent rail, the standing brief that opens every session current, signed entries into the client's file, the arrivals inbox, and the live dashboard. The software costs nothing. You pay per client read, and you bill it through at your own markup.
How much does it cost?
The software is free and the first client read is free, no card. After that a read is $39 wholesale, sold in blocks of 10 for $390. Practices running around 50 or more reads a year take the unlimited license at $1,990 a year. Full pricing.
How does my client's data stay private?
You see the brief, never the raw answers. Those stay with the client unless they explicitly hand them to you. Data is encrypted in transit over TLS 1.3 and encrypted at rest, AES-256 via Supabase managed Postgres. The full security posture, including what is not yet in place, is published on the trust page.
Do my session notes become visible to the client?
Not unless you sign them in. Notes are private to you by default and stay that way. Signing an entry into the client's file is a separate, deliberate action, and the confirm tells you plainly: dated today, added to a record that only appends, visible to them, revocable by them.
What does cancellation do?
Your data stays. Your dashboard locks. You can resume the same account anytime, same clients, same reads. No data is deleted on cancel, and your clients keep their own files either way.
What happens when an engagement ends?
The client leaves with everything: their reads, their room, every entry you signed. Your access continues through a 30 day grace. A goodbye here is not a deletion; it is your signed work circulating in a record they will hand to whoever comes next.
Is this for therapists?
No. VEX is for coaching and advisory work: coaches, consultants, advisors, mentors. It is never for therapy, medical or mental health care, hiring, or any use where a record decides access to a job, care, or a protected outcome. That line is written into the product's canon and we hold it.
US patent application 64/048,624 · filed 2026-04-24

Start with one client.

The software is free, the first client read is free, and the record a client starts with you is theirs for good. The sooner it starts, the more it is worth.