Wrkly is a multi-tenant electronic medical record built from the inside out — by clinicians, for the clinics that have to live with the software every day. Multi-discipline. HIPAA + SOC 2. Quietly opinionated about how the work should feel.
Most ABA tools assume you only do ABA. Most OT tools assume you only do OT. Wrkly assumes you’re a working clinic, and treats multi-discipline as the default — not an add-on.
Trial data, BCBA caseload, RBT coverage.
Session notes, target tracking, parent updates.
Goals, sensory profiles, plan-of-care signatures.
Range-of-motion, gait, progress against milestones.
Every query in Wrkly runs inside a Postgres session that knows who you are and what you may see. RLS is not a wrapper — it’s the bedrock. HIPAA + SOC 2 are not features you bolt on; they’re the only way the system can run.
A session note should not take longer than the session. Wrkly is built around the moments that actually need clinical attention — and gets out of the way for the rest. AI assistance stays inside the tenant; nothing leaves your walls.
Many of the people we serve are also the people we employ. Wrkly was built knowing that. Roles compose; views adapt; nothing forces you to choose between "they’re a client" and "they’re an employee."
The sign-in picker drops you into any seeded identity — parent, RBT, BCBA, clinical admin. The same data, filtered by what your role is allowed to see.
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