Clients who use Lucidly can share their check-ins, doses, protocol and journal with you. They choose what you see, and you read it in your browser before you meet.
Free for practitioners · Works in any browser
JordanCheck-ins, doses, protocol, journal entries and notes
SamCheck-ins, doses, protocol and Cycle & Mood
PriyaJust linked · their page opens once they’re on PremiumYou only bring the clients you already work with. Lucidly doesn't connect people with practitioners, and nothing is shared until a client says yes.
Sign in at lucidly.you/practice with your email (a code arrives, no password) and name your practice. You get a link, a QR code and a short code to send your clients.
Your client opens the link, or types your code into Settings → Sharing in the Lucidly app, and sets a switch for each kind of information. They can change it, pause it or stop it any time.
Open their page on your computer or your phone and see how things have gone since your last session, in a few minutes, without asking them to remember.
Six switches, all in your client's hands. Here is exactly what each one puts on your page, shown from a real client page in Lucidly.
On unless they turn it off
How they've actually been, day by day, measured against where they started.
On unless they turn it off
Every dose, as it happened.
On unless they turn it off
What they’re taking and where they are in it.
Off unless they choose Titles or Entries
Their own writing, as much as they want to show.
Off unless they turn it on
The line they jot beside a check-in or a dose.
On your page
Off unless they turn it on · offered only if they track their cycle
Context for the weeks that run differently.
Each client's page opens on everything since your last session. Five minutes beforehand, and the session can start where they really are.
Adherence in that stretch, each dose, rests and any change of dose, and their journal if they share it: the titles, or whole entries that open in place.
The metrics whose average moved by a point or more against the stretch before, so the shifts find you.
Private session notes that save as you type. Your client never sees them, and neither does their companion.
One tap marks today, or any earlier day, and next time the page starts from there.
Trust is the whole point. Clients share because they stay in charge of it, and that's what makes what they share worth reading.
Each kind of information has its own switch, and they can change any of them whenever they like.
Pausing takes them off your list until they resume. Removing you ends the link.
A preview in their app shows them your view of their page, exactly as you get it.
Their app shows when you last opened their page and how many times.
No seats, no card, nothing to install. Sharing is part of your client's Lucidly Premium.
PriyaLinked · paused until Priya is on PremiumSomething else? Email me at ethan@lucidlyseen.com. I built Lucidly, and I'm a certified microdosing coach myself.
No. Your practice lives at lucidly.you/practice and works in any browser, on a computer or a phone. Sign in with your email: a code arrives, and there’s no password to keep.
The Lucidly app on iPhone or Android. They open your invite link, or type your code into Settings → Sharing, and choose what you see. Sharing is part of Lucidly Premium, and every new account starts with 14 days of Premium free.
No. Lucidly’s replies and reflections never leave your client’s app. If they share their journal, you see their own entries (or only the titles, if they choose), and with an entry written to a question, the question it answers. Never the companion’s side of a conversation.
No. Your view is read only. The only things you write are your own: the name you give a client on your list, the sessions you mark and your private notes.
Yes. Their app shows when you last opened their page and how many times, and they can preview exactly what you see.
If they pause, they leave your client list until they resume. If they remove you, the link ends and nothing of theirs stays with you. Your session notes are kept, and they come back if that client links with you again. You can also remove a client yourself; the link ends the same way, and they see that you ended it.
No. Lucidly is a self-tracking app, not a medical records system, and it isn’t covered by HIPAA. Sharing is still handled as sensitive: your client chooses every category, everything travels encrypted, and you see their first name and profile photo, never their email address. The privacy policy covers sharing with a practitioner in full.
Yes. They can save a report from Insights in the app as a PDF and send it to you before a session: how each metric has moved from their baseline, their protocols and the patterns Lucidly noticed. Reports are part of Premium too.
No. Lucidly doesn’t connect people with practitioners. You invite the clients you already work with, and nothing is shared until they accept.
Yes. Sign in at lucidly.you/practice with the email you already use and start a practice. Your own tracking stays exactly as it is, and stays private.
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