> for psychologists, therapists and coaches
Work with people, not social media
Clarus runs your blog in your own voice. One conversation with you becomes posts and videos for several weeks. Only what you approve gets published.
A live demo, go ahead and tap. The texts and recordings in it are made up for the example.
Sound familiar?
We are practicing psychologists ourselves, and we hear this from colleagues in almost every conversation.
Posts get written on weekends
The week belongs to clients. Writing gets the late evenings and Saturdays.
ChatGPT doesn’t sound like you
The result is smooth and foreign. Half an hour goes into putting your own words back in.
No idea what to write about
You have plenty of ideas, until the day you need to post.
Afraid of getting it wrong
The ethics code, the law, a story a client might recognize themselves in.
How it works
You talk about your work. Clarus does the rest, and the final word is always yours.
- 01
A conversation
An hour with us about your work: who you work with, what you notice, what you believe in. A live stream or podcast you’ve already recorded works too.
- 02
Posts and videos in your words
Clarus builds posts from what you said and cuts vertical videos with subtitles. Every idea links to the minute of the recording where you said it.
- 03
Checks
Quotes are matched against the recording. The other speaker’s words are kept apart from yours. A text where a client could be recognized is held until you decide.
- 04
Your “yes”
The draft arrives in Telegram. You publish, edit or postpone it. Nothing goes out without your approval.
What Clarus doesn’t do
These rules are built into how the system works. No setting turns them off.
The pilot is running now
Clarus is built and tested on the live streams of Den Samoilov, a psychologist and the project’s author.
Now we are onboarding the first specialists: a conversation, drafts for several weeks and your feedback on the result. We onboard by hand and only a few, so we can work with each person directly.
The pilot currently runs in Russian. English and Spanish versions are in preparation: write to us if you’d like to be among the first.
It’s for you if you
- have a private practice
- want to blog regularly but don’t have the time
- are ready to spend an hour talking with us about your work
Telegram: @samoilov_den