AI Progress Notes for TherapyNotes Users: What Actually Integrates (2026)
By Ilan Sender, Founder & Editor · Last updated Aug 8, 2026
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| Feature | Mentalyc | Upheal | Supanote | AutoNotes | Yung Sidekick |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $19.99–$119.99/mo | Free + up to $69/mo | $29.99–$89.99/mo | $29–$69/mo | $39.99–$99.99/mo |
| Free Trial | 14 days | 30 days | 14 days | 7 days | 30 days |
| Rating | No reviews yet | No reviews yet | No reviews yet | No reviews yet | No reviews yet |
| HIPAA | Independently audited | Independently audited | Self-reported | Self-reported | Self-reported |
| Top EHRs | SimplePractice, TherapyNotes, Jane | None documented | 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 | 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 | Price-sensitive solo therapists who want session insights and analytics, not just notes |
| 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 an insurance-billing TherapyNotes practice, Mentalyc is the only tool that both names a TherapyNotes push and documents CPT code suggestions — but both sit on its $69.99 Pro plan, so treat that as the real entry price (HIPAA independently audited, SOC 2 Type II). If you're cash-pay and CPT coding is irrelevant, AutoNotes ($29/month Economy, unlimited notes; no free plan — 7-day trial) is the budget pick for copy-paste — it self-reports HIPAA. Take the quiz for a shortlist scored to your setup.
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TherapyNotes is a notes-and-billing EHR — most practices that choose it are billing insurance, not running cash-pay. That changes what "AI progress notes" needs to do for you: it isn't only about getting the note text into the chart, it's whether the tool also helps with the CPT coding that drives your claims. As of June 2026, only one dedicated therapy-notes tool we track names a push into TherapyNotes and documents CPT code suggestions — and both sit on the same paid tier, which is the detail that decides the real price.
What Each Tool Does With TherapyNotes
| Tool | TherapyNotes workflow | CPT coding | Compliance posture (as stored) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mentalyc | Named one-click push via Chrome extension (TherapyNotes is explicitly listed) | CPT code suggestions (Pro tier) | HIPAA independently audited (SOC 2 Type II), BAA on every plan |
| Upheal | None — it positions itself as an EHR replacement | Not documented | HIPAA independently audited (SOC 2 Type II), BAA at signup |
| Supanote | Copy-paste (its own FAQ describes copy-paste despite "EHR Integration" on the Pro plan) | Not documented | HIPAA self-reported, BAA available |
| AutoNotes | No named integration; built-in client records, effectively copy-paste | Not documented | HIPAA self-reported ("HIPAA-aligned"), BAA with every customer |
| Yung Sidekick | Copy-paste ("EHR-ready" output) | Not documented | HIPAA self-reported, BAA offered |
The Practical Read
Mentalyc is the only tool here with TherapyNotes in its named integration list, and it's also the only one that documents CPT code suggestions — relevant if you're billing insurance through TherapyNotes. Its Chrome extension inserts the generated note into TherapyNotes without copy-paste. But run the tier math before you anchor on the $19.99 starting price: CPT code suggestions, couples and family sessions, and several note formats all require the $69.99 Pro plan, and group therapy requires the top tier. For an insurance-billing practice that wants the coding help, $69.99/month is the effective entry price, not $19.99. Pricing overall runs $19.99–$119.99/month by note volume.
If you're the cash-pay exception on TherapyNotes, the calculus flips. Without insurance claims, CPT suggestions stop mattering and a few seconds of copy-paste is cheap: AutoNotes ($29/month Economy, unlimited notes on every plan) is the lowest-cost way to draft structured notes you paste into TherapyNotes; Yung Sidekick ($39.99/month for up to 130 sessions; no free plan, trial only) costs more but adds client-progress analytics. Supanote ($29.99+/month) adds 100+ language auto-detection if you see multilingual clients.
One Honest Caveat on Compliance
All five offer a BAA. But only Mentalyc and Upheal carry a third-party SOC 2 Type II attestation as stored in our data; Supanote, AutoNotes, and Yung Sidekick self-report HIPAA compliance without citing an independent audit. Self-reported is not the same as non-compliant — but if audited security posture is your priority, that distinction is the one to weigh, and our profiles label it explicitly.
We have not tested note accuracy for any of these tools, and no independent benchmark for therapy documentation exists — trial your shortlist on your own session types before paying.
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