Mental health professionals
Built for psychologists, psychiatrists, and clinical teams who need to preserve clinical context.
Private beta
Eunora is intelligent clinical memory for mental health professionals: a secure, privacy-conscious workspace that helps clinicians preserve context, retrieve what matters, and understand the person across time without replacing clinical judgment.
Last updated: May 30, 2026
Who is this for?
Eunora’s private beta is designed for mental health professionals who want a more secure and organized way to manage clinical notes, documents, and context across time.
Clinical continuity
Designed to make links between sessions, documents, observations, and important life events easier to follow.
Clinician control
Eunora organizes information and supports retrieval; clinical judgment remains with the professional.
What does private beta mean?
Private beta is a controlled early-access period where Eunora is evaluated with a limited group of trusted participants through real workflow feedback.
Limited participation
Access is shared gradually with selected participants.
Feedback-oriented
The goal is to understand real clinical workflows and mature the product accordingly.
Controlled scope
Features, security, and usability are monitored carefully during beta.
What happens after requesting access?
- 1Your request is reviewed.
- 2If there is a suitable fit, we contact you.
- 3The private-beta scope and usage expectations are clarified.
- 4Account setup links are shared only with accepted participants.
Privacy and security expectations
Eunora is designed as a privacy-conscious, secure clinical workspace. During private beta, participants are expected to use it carefully and within appropriate professional responsibilities.
This page outlines early-stage usage expectations and should not be read as a formal certification or regulatory claim.
What Eunora does not do
Eunora does not diagnose, recommend treatment, produce autonomous risk scores, or replace clinical judgment.
Clinical decisions remain the responsibility of the professional.
Request access
Follow-up communication is handled through the submitted request channel for accepted participants.