The session is the richest data in therapy - and today it's gone the moment it ends, because recording it anywhere felt unsafe. LPS keeps it: objective, trackable insight from every session, processed entirely inside your organization. The recording never leaves your walls.
Get everything out of every session
Around forty objective indices - counts, durations, frequencies, not opinions - computed from the recording and transcript, and tracked per patient over time.
See the whole session at a glance
Each session renders as a map - the emotional arc, the topics, the timestamped moments you can jump straight to. Play the recording alongside the transcript and the measures of the conversation.
Progress
See how a patient changes across sessions - recurring themes, shifts in affect and engagement. The objective version of a clinical hunch you could never hold in your head.
A mirror only you see
A private, opt-in review of your own practice - talk-share, open-question ratio, silence tolerance, which questions open this patient up. It makes the clinician sharper. Shown to no one else.
Your caseload
All sessions organized by patient, with a notebook for your own notes, and a structured report written automatically after each one - so the record-keeping is done, and you were free to be present.
The index families
Talk-time balance, speaking rate, pauses and turn-taking, response latency - silences classified by where they fall.
Pitch range, vocal energy and tremor, time-stamped crying, laughter and sighs - the affect words don't carry.
First-person density, absolutist language, insight and mentalization words - with a published link to mood.
Topics and dwell-time, avoidance of flagged subjects, recurring themes, and who the patient talks about.
Language-style matching, prosodic synchrony, rupture-and-repair, shared laughter - measures of the alliance.
Session-over-session change in affect, pace, latency, silence. The trend is where the signal lives.
A structured report after every session - record-keeping, done for you.
No diagnoses, no thresholds. It measures; you interpret. See the evidence →
Private and secure
Privacy isn't a policy here - it's the architecture. There is no LPS cloud holding recordings, which is the whole reason this data can be kept at all.
Built to clinical-grade standards.
Deployment
Hosted and operated in the AWS region you choose. Fastest to start - up in days, nothing to maintain.
Deployed inside the hospital's own AWS account, so data stays within your infrastructure and governance.
Fully on your own servers for the most isolated environments - nothing leaves the building.
Common questions
No. Recordings, transcripts and analysis are processed inside your own environment - our managed cloud in the AWS region you choose, your own AWS account, or your on-premise servers. There are no external AI services in the loop and no LPS cloud holding recordings.
No. LPS produces objective measurements - counts, durations, frequencies - as decision-support. It never outputs diagnoses or thresholds. The clinician interprets; the tool measures.
The opposite. The self-review is a private mirror that makes clinicians sharper, and every measure is framed as a support tool for your judgment, never a substitute for it.
LPS is multilingual - the transcription and acoustic measures are language-agnostic. Lexical (word-based) measures are validated per language and rolled out as they're confirmed; we're explicit about which signals are published vs face-valid.
Recording and retention are under your clinic's control and governance. Because the data never leaves your environment, consent and record-keeping stay entirely in your hands.
Join the pilot - we're onboarding clinics and hospital psychiatry departments in Israel now.
Book a demoSee LPS on your own sessions. Tell us a little about your setup and we'll be in touch.