The clinical memory layer · for mental health practices

Months of clinical context. Seconds to reach it.

34 Gigs turns every session into a structured, searchable client record, so you can test hunches against evidence, track open loops across time, and know whether treatment is working.

HIPAA certification completing September 2026 SOC 2 in progress

Built and refined across two years of live sessions. Client records in active use run 100+ sessions deep. Now purpose-built for clinical practice.

See it work

Your note keeps 150 words.
The session had 7,000.

AI note-takers keep the note and discard the session. 34 Gigs keeps the whole session: organized by theme, connected across time, and searchable in the client's own words. It answers only from what your client said and what you've uploaded: session transcripts, notes, and the papers you work from. If it isn't in the record, it says so.

Ask the record · Elena W. Sample client · every citation shown is the source

Pick a question below. Answers come only from Elena's 2,050 session statements and the references you've uploaded.

Ask this client's database a question

From compounding records

Built for the curious clinician.

Month 1

Structured from day one

The intake and first sessions become a searchable foundation: themes, history, and goals on the record before the second appointment.

Month 5

Prep in minutes, not evenings

Walk in current on a returning client: the last four months distilled to what changed, what's open, and what to watch.

Month 8

Nothing falls through

An open loop from the first month comes back the week it matters, with the context that made it matter.

How it works

One system, three moves.

Capture

Sessions, voice notes, and files enter the record with client consent. Nothing lives in scattered documents.

Structure

Each client gets a private database: themes, beliefs, open loops, and evidence, linked across time.

Practice with evidence

Search the record, walk in ready, measure change, and carry real continuity between sessions.

What that unlocks

Test hunches against evidence

Search a year of sessions in seconds and see what the record actually says: patterns, contradictions, and change over time, in the client's own words.

Track open loops

Commitments, experiments, and decisions stay on the record until they close, including the ones from eight months ago.

Measure the work

Treatment progress grounded in months of the client's own words, ready for review, supervision, and reporting.

What the record can produce

Draft notes in your format

Ask for a SOAP, BIRP, or DAP note and get one drafted from the session itself, with every statement sourced to the transcript.

Document a risk assessment

Ask for a risk assessment and get the indicators that appeared in session, organized for your documentation. Your judgment stays yours.

Build a worksheet

Ask for a worksheet and get one built on this client's own themes, beliefs, and patterns, in the language they use to describe them.

Who's behind it

The team behind the tech.

We build the memory system. The clinical judgment stays with you.

TMTyler Miller

Tyler Miller

Co-founder & CEO

2x founder. Ed.M., Mind, Brain, and Education, Harvard Graduate School of Education. Teach For America alum.

LGLika Gamgebeli

Lika Gamgebeli

Co-founder & COO

Global health and wellbeing leader with experience across UNICEF, WHO, and UNDP.

WGWesley Giles

Wesley Giles

CTO

AI full-stack engineer. CoverMyMeds, previously Deloitte.

Clinical & research advisors

VSDr. Vincent Sienkiewicz

Dr. Vincent Sienkiewicz

Clinical Advisor

Licensed clinical psychologist. Assistant Professor of Psychology, MEF University.

CHDr. Christina Hinton

Dr. Christina Hinton

Advisor

Director of Education, Harvard Human Flourishing Program. CEO of Research Schools International.

ALDr. Alain Lempereur

Dr. Alain Lempereur

Advisor

Harvard Program on Negotiation faculty. Chair of Leadership and Negotiation, European University Institute.

AYDr. Ayse Yemiscigil

Dr. Ayse Yemiscigil

Advisor

Assistant Professor, Fordham University. Research Affiliate, Harvard Human Flourishing Program.

Security & compliance

Built for the standard of care.

Client records deserve clinical-grade protection. That's the floor, not the feature.

HIPAAIn progress · Sept 2026
SOC 2 Type IIIn progress
Encrypted in transit & at rest
Role-based access
Audit logging
BAA for every practice

Your clients' records belong to your practice. Access is scoped, logged, and revocable. HIPAA certification completing September 2026, with SOC 2 to follow.

Founding cohort

Now onboarding a founding cohort of practices.

Pilot 34 Gigs with your practice, and shape the clinical memory layer with the people it's built for.

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