AI Progress Notes for Jane App Therapists: What Integrates in 2026
By Ilan Sender, Founder & Editor · Last updated Aug 8, 2026
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This is an independent editorial comparison based on vendor documentation, pricing, and security pages — not on reviews collected on this site. We have not tested note accuracy; trial any shortlist on your own visit types before paying. See our methodology.
| Feature | Mentalyc | Scribeberry | Upheal | Supanote | AutoNotes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $19.99–$119.99/mo | Free + up to $99/mo | Free + up to $69/mo | $29.99–$89.99/mo | $29–$69/mo |
| Free Trial | 14 days | 3 days | 30 days | 14 days | 7 days |
| Rating | No reviews yet | No reviews yet | No reviews yet | No reviews yet | No reviews yet |
| HIPAA | Independently audited | Self-reported | Independently audited | Self-reported | Self-reported |
| Top EHRs | SimplePractice, TherapyNotes, Jane | Epic, Jane, Cerner/Oracle Health | None documented | None documented | None documented |
| Best For | Therapists on SimplePractice, TherapyNotes, Jane, or TheraNest who want notes pushed into their EHR instead of copy-paste | Multilingual, Canadian, or cross-border practices that want a standing free tier (20 uses/month) before paying | Therapists with lighter caseloads (pay-per-session pricing) or anyone open to replacing their EHR entirely | Multilingual practices and therapists who see couples and want that supported at the entry price | High-volume note writers on a budget — flat plans with unlimited notes on every tier |
| Accuracy | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Setup Ease | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
Our Recommendation
For Jane App users, two tools name a Jane integration: Mentalyc (purpose-built for therapy, HIPAA independently audited (SOC 2 Type II), push via Chrome extension) and Scribeberry (general multi-specialty scribe with a one-click Jane workflow and free tier, but no documented therapy note formats). Choose Mentalyc if you need structured therapy formats; Scribeberry if you want a Jane-connected general scribe with a standing free tier. Take the quiz for a setup-specific shortlist.
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Jane (often called "Jane App") is widely used across counseling and allied-health practices. If you want AI to draft your progress notes and land them in Jane, the integration mechanics vary a lot between tools. As of June 2026, two tools we track name Jane explicitly as an integration; the rest are copy-paste or replace your EHR.
What Each Tool Does With Jane
| Tool | Jane workflow | Compliance posture (as stored) |
|---|---|---|
| Mentalyc | Named push — Jane is in its Chrome-extension integration list | HIPAA independently audited (SOC 2 Type II), BAA every plan |
| Scribeberry | One-click workflow for Jane named on its site (plus Epic and the Canadian EMRs Accuro and Oscar Pro) | HIPAA self-reported; cites SOC 2 Type 2 (report by request, no auditor named publicly); BAA available |
| Upheal | None — positions itself as an EHR replacement | HIPAA independently audited (SOC 2 Type II), BAA at signup |
| Supanote | Copy-paste (FAQ confirms, despite "EHR Integration" on Pro) | HIPAA self-reported, BAA available |
| AutoNotes | No named integration; built-in records, effectively copy-paste | HIPAA self-reported, BAA with every customer |
The Practical Read
Two tools name Jane, and they're built for different users:
Mentalyc is purpose-built for behavioral health. It pushes notes into Jane via its Chrome extension and supports therapy note formats and treatment plans, with recordings auto-deleted within 3 days. Pricing is $19.99–$119.99/month by note volume; couples/family and CPT codes require the $69.99 Pro tier.
Scribeberry is a general multi-specialty scribe, not therapy-specific. It lists a one-click Jane workflow and 40+ language support, with a standing free tier (20 uses/month after a 3-day unlimited trial) and a $99/month Pro plan for unlimited use. Important honesty note: Scribeberry lists psychiatry among its specialties but documents no therapy-specific note formats (SOAP/DAP/BIRP/GIRP). If you need structured therapy progress-note formats, Mentalyc is the better-documented fit; if you want a Jane-connected general scribe with a free tier, Scribeberry is worth a trial.
If you'd rather not touch your clipboard but neither of those fits, Upheal is the "replace Jane entirely" path — it bundles its own telehealth, scheduling, client portal, and treatment plans at $1/session capped at $69/month, with a free plan for basic note types. Copy-paste tools like Supanote ($29.99+) and AutoNotes ($29/month Economy, unlimited notes) remain viable if a few seconds per note is acceptable.
All these tools offer a BAA; Mentalyc and Upheal carry third-party SOC 2 attestations as stored, and Scribeberry cites a SOC 2 Type 2 report available by request (no auditor named publicly), while Supanote and AutoNotes self-report HIPAA. We have not tested note accuracy.
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