Structured reflection
Stage 1: Create a steady, low-pressure structure for emotional reflection.
Preview
Section templates
These are reusable patterns for therapist-facing library pages. Pick the ones you like and we’ll mix and match per page.
Buttons
Featured guide CTA variants
These match the Featured Guide CTA styles used on the clinician library index. Use the emerald option as the default unless a page needs more contrast.
Template F adaptation
Emotion regulation strategies, interactive
A vertical-tabs layout adapted from Template F. Designed to avoid a long wall of text while keeping the UI calm and minimal.
These tend to be helpful when used flexibly and matched to context.
Behavioral activation
Meaning: Schedule and do meaningful or pleasant activities to shift emotional inputs.
Looks like: Even though I feel low, I’ll go for a walk, cook, text a friend, do one small task.
Template A
Two-column: text + image
Use for “explain a concept” sections. Minimal copy, 2 to 3 bullets, one image.
- A short lead sentence.
- Two to three bullets max.
- One supporting image on the side.
Template B
Two-column: image + text (flipped)
Use to alternate visual rhythm. Same structure, flipped sides.
- Keeps pages feeling designed.
- Creates variety without extra clutter.
- Works well for UI screenshots.
Template C
Short point 1
One short sentence. No long paragraphs.
Short point 2
Keep it concrete and therapist-native.
Short point 3
Link out if it gets long.
Template D
Trusted by teams who care about clarity
A calm trust block that pairs one clear point with two concrete signals. Keep the copy short and let the numbers do the work.
15%
Faster documentation workflows
Reported by early clinical users
4.9
Average satisfaction rating
From pilot feedback
Sessions overview
Last 7 days
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Statistics
Week
Recurring visitors
405,857
+24.98%
New visitors
144,139
-5.68%
Template E
We make it easy to track what changes over time
A high-contrast layout with soft depth, designed for calm scanning and quick comprehension.
Evidence-linked clarity
See what changed, then trace it back to the moment it happened (without relying on memory).
Low-noise monitoring
Focus on a small number of interpretable signals instead of dashboards full of metrics.
Sessions overview
Last 7 days
Export
Template E (chart-only)
A single calm chart visual
Same layout as Template E, but with only the chart mockup (no ‘Statistics’ overlay card).
Quiet visualization
Use when one chart is enough to suggest “software” without adding more stacked UI.
More whitespace
Removing the overlap card reduces visual density and gives the copy more breathing room.
Template O (E + N)
A single calm chart visual
Same layout as Template E, but with only the chart mockup (no 'Statistics' overlay card).
Self-observation
Stage 2: Help clients observe internal experience with more clarity and less reactivity.
Emotion differentiation
Stage 3: Move from broad states to precise emotion language that supports choice.
Emotion skill development
Stage 4: Build repeatable emotion skills through practice across sessions.
Emotional maturity
Stage 5: Support more integrated, flexible, and grounded emotional responses over time.
Regulation skill
Stage 6: Strengthen tolerance, recovery, and regulation under stress.
Relational social-emotional skill
Stage 7: Improve communication, repair, and relational functioning with others.
Template F
Don’t take our word for it. See what clinicians say
Feature 1
“It keeps the session grounded in what was actually said.”
The design is calm enough to stay out of the way, but the outputs are concrete enough to be useful.
When I’m reviewing, I can get oriented quickly without turning therapy into a dashboard.
Template G
Gain insights with session reflection
Help clients notice patterns across weeks, not by adding complexity, but by keeping the output calm, readable, and grounded in consent.
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Feelpath
Search
Dashboard
Sessions
Insights
Reports
Clients
Overview
Session analytics
Last 7 days
Sessions
18
+12%
Notes saved
41
+6%
Client check-ins
73
+9%
Trend
Week
Recent sessions
Alexithymia check-in
2d
Reflection prompt
2d
Consent review
2d
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Feelpath
Dashboard
Sessions
Insights
Reports
Overview
Session analytics
Metric
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Metric
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Metric
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Template J
Gain insights with session reflection
Attempt 2: rotated ellipses + blend modes to create a smoother ‘river of color’.
Template H
A clean feature grid for scannability
Use this when you want trust + clarity without a wall of text.
Cost Efficiency
A single workflow that reduces duplicate note-taking.
Scalability & Flexibility
A simple, repeatable structure that fits different modalities.
Enhanced Security
Clear consent boundaries and privacy-first design.
Automatic Updates
Continuous improvements without new training modules.
Template I
A robust set of features
Explore a calm toolkit designed for disciplined tracking, reflection, and clarity, without overwhelming the session.
Real-time reflection
Capture key moments as they happen and return to them later with context you can trust.
Session wayfinding
See where the conversation shifted, so you can review structure without relying on memory alone.
Automated summaries
Generate concise, editable outputs that support documentation while keeping clinical judgment central.
Signal filtering
Reduce noise by focusing on a small number of interpretable signals rather than dashboards of metrics.
Iteration-friendly
Test small changes in prompts or structure and keep what works, without adding new workflows.
Integrations
Connect to your existing processes so you can adopt incrementally and stay in control.
Template K
More features to power-up
your user tracking
Real-time reflection
Monitor key moments as they happen. See live notes, active sessions, and insight cues update as the conversation evolves.
Session wayfinding
Visualize the path through a session, from entry point to resolution or pause, identifying friction points without extra dashboards.
Automated reports
Schedule concise summaries delivered to your inbox. Stay informed without needing to manually check dashboards.
Funnel optimization
Analyze where clients drop off in follow-through. Use clear signals to improve adherence and reflection between sessions.
Integration hub
Connect seamlessly with your existing workflow and tools so you can adopt incrementally and stay in control.
Template L
Blog and resources
Explore insightful articles, expert tips, and the latest news on web analytics, marketing strategies, and industry trends right here on our blog.
Template M
All-in-one platform for
advanced user analytics
Understand users with our analytics suite. Track interactions, visualize journeys, gain insights on one platform.
Realtime analytics
Monitor user activity and events as they happen, enabling understanding and reaction to engagement trends.
User analytics
Gain insights into user demographics, behavior patterns, retention, and segmentation for decisions.
Funnel optimization
Visualize user progression through flows, identify drop-off points, and optimize conversion paths.
Template N
Great perks of
working at Pixelcloud
We believe in taking care of our team. Discover benefits and advantages that make Pixelcloud a rewarding place to build your career and thrive.
Great culture
Join an inclusive work environment where positive teamwork and shared innovation are valued.
Remote
Enjoy the flexibility of working from anywhere, fostering work-life balance and accessing talent pools.
Health benefits
Comprehensive health coverage plans to ensure you and your family are always taken care of.
Team retreats
Quarterly off-site retreats to bond, brainstorm, and recharge in beautiful locations around the world.
Template P
Bento SaaS landing hero
Clause-inspired modular composition: one section carrying the hero, social proof, dashboard preview, integrations, and a testimonial/stats block.
Modular hero preview
A calmer way to keep the thread across sessions
Combine session highlights, readable summaries, and lightweight follow-up into one design language that feels modern without becoming noisy.
Social proof row
NotionLinearFigmaVercelStripeSlack
Features
A dashboard preview that feels structured, not heavy
Use a compact preview with one or two strong signals, a little depth, and generous whitespace. It suggests product sophistication without overwhelming the section.
Explore the workflowReview
Weekly pattern snapshot
Updated today
Week 152%
Week 274%
Week 363%
Week 486%
Week 570%
Clarity score
84
Steadier session-to-session continuity
Seen by
AK
MN
JR
Shared by the care team this week
Integrations panel
A lighter contrast block for partner tools
Use a cooler contrast surface to create separation and show product ecosystem depth without adding a second hero.
Slack
Zoom
Drive
Notion
Stripe
Zapier
Testimonial
“It gives me continuity without turning therapy into a dashboard.”
SM
Sarah Malik
Clinical director, group practice
12 hrs
Average monthly admin time saved per clinician
86%
Teams who say the layout is easier to scan than a dashboard-heavy hero
Template Q
Abstract product illustration grid
Use stylized UI scenes when screenshots feel too literal, too busy, or too unfinished. This works well for feature explainers and workflow overviews.
Manage conversations
Rounded chat shapes plus one floating icon make a product story feel clear before you ever show the real interface.
Saved
Create contact cards
A profile window, dotted path, and success chip help you imply setup, saving, or structured onboarding in a lightweight way.
Send via chat
A flow-focused composition can explain transfer, routing, or handoff without relying on dense product screenshots.
Charts and planning
A simplified chart scene gives you the feeling of analytics while staying calmer and more editorial than a real dashboard.
Template R
Glowing AI-style 2x2 feature grid
A modern feature section with white cards, soft borders, and one vivid accent color doing most of the work. Good when you want a sharper, more current product feel.
Match up
Match patterns faster
Overlapping profile-style cards plus one glowing CTA create a strong focal point without needing a dense product mockup.
Alert
New pattern detected
New
Surface important alerts
Layered notifications add depth and help the card communicate speed, freshness, and automated support.
repairshutdownshameconflictreliefclarity
Connect themes over time
A tag cloud in the background with linked foreground nodes suggests clustering, matching, or synthesis in a visually current way.
Active
Active
Active
Turn review into action
Stacked listing cards with a floating accent control work well for feeds, recommendations, or next-step suggestions.
Homepage concepts
Thirty-one full-section design studies
The six brand-aligned concepts, ten brighter alternatives, four benefit-first concepts, and two Feelpath Stories video concepts are followed by six rebalanced studies using a more cohesive teal, blue, emerald, and white palette, one paired therapist/client product-view concept, and two workflow studies. These are internal design references; selected studies are also used on the homepage.
Brand direction
01Recognition
01 / RecognitionTherapy moments
Emotion words can take time.
When therapy conversations turn toward feelings, some clients have difficulty naming what they feel.
Start with clearer emotion words. Build skills for everyday life.
Therapist“When you say you felt bad,
what emotions might be there?”
Client“I feel embarrassed and resentful.”
Brand direction
02Meaningful change
02 / Meaningful transformationWhat meaningful progress can look like
Small moments.
A more meaningful everyday.
“I noticed I was overwhelmed. So I asked for a little space.”
Illustrative moments of growth; individual experiences vary.
Brand direction
03Shared difference
03 / Why Feelpath is differentBuilt from the conversation you already have
Their words.
A shared way forward.
Real session language becomes something you can revisit, explore, and learn from together.
A moment worth coming back to
Session reflection
“I said I was angry.
But I think I was
hurt, too.”
A client’s words create a place to begin.
Illustrative excerpt
Language to explore together“Does this fit your experience?”The client’s meaning stays central.
01
Return to a real moment
02
Find shared language
03
Notice change over time
Brand direction
04Practice FAQ
04 / Therapist buyer FAQFor your practice
A few questions.
Some clarity.
The practical things you’ll want to know before getting started.
Talk it through with us01Which clients might this suit?
Consider Feelpath when noticing, naming, and reflecting on emotions supports your client’s goals. You decide together which tools feel useful and when.
02How does it fit my workflow?
Host telehealth sessions on Feelpath and keep your existing EHR. With consent, revisit session language and shared tools during or between appointments.
03How much extra time does it take?
Review as briefly or deeply as is useful for your work. There is no required between-session review routine. A walkthrough can help you assess the fit.
04What is it like for my clients?
Clients join their session and can revisit consented session material and emotion tools. You and your client choose what to use, at a pace that feels right.
05What does it cost?
Start with a 15-minute walkthrough, then get two months free. After that, Feelpath is $39 per month, with clients included.
Brand direction
05Simple offer
05 / Simple offerA simple place to start
See how it feels
in your practice.
Start with a 15-minute walkthrough.
See the tools, talk through your workflow, and get your questions answered.
After your walkthrough
2months free
Then $39/month
Clients included
One conversation to get started.Time to explore it together.
Brand direction
06Closing invitation
06 / Final invitationFrom the therapy room to everyday life
Help the work
carry forward.
Give the moments you create together
more room to grow.
Brighter direction
07Cobalt editorial
01 / RecognitionA familiar moment in therapy
Sometimes the feeling
arrives before the words.
“I know something’s there.
I just don’t have
the words yet.”
Your client is engaged. You’re both doing the work.
A shared starting point can help the conversation unfold.
Start with what they can notice.“My chest feels tight.”
Brighter direction
08Lilac conversation
02 / RecognitionMake room for the feeling
You don’t have to
rush the right words.
In the conversationClient
“I can describe the whole day.
The feeling is harder.”
“Let’s stay with
what you noticed.”
Feelpath gives you something to explore together,
using the language that is already there.
Brighter direction
09Blue everyday
03 / Meaningful transformation
Tuesday. Outside the therapy room.Skills that travel
What happens
in session
can show up
out here.
Words for a feeling.
Space for a different response.
A need someone can express.
A moment that matters
“I could explain what I needed,
instead of pulling away.”
Richer conversationsEveryday skillsRecognizable progressTherapist confidence
Illustrative moment of growth, not a customer testimonial.
Brighter direction
10Coral moments
04 / Meaningful transformationA different way to see progress
Small shifts.
Real meaning.
The next step may sound
like something new.
01
Richer conversations
Clarity“It wasn’t only anger. I felt left out.”
02
Skills used in daily life
Choice“I asked for a pause.”
03
Progress you can recognize
Awareness“I noticed it sooner.”
04
Greater therapist confidence
Direction“We have something specific to build on.”
Illustrative client and therapist reflections.
Brighter direction
11Midnight workbook
05 / Why Feelpath is differentLearning starts with their language
From something said.
To something shared.
Real session moments become material
you can return to and explore together.
A moment from sessionClient reflection · illustrative
“I said I was angry.
I think I was
hurt, too.”
What feels true here?
Start with their meaning.Explore the feeling
One shared point
of reference.
Brighter direction
12Cyan thread
06 / Why Feelpath is differentA thread you can keep following
The session ends.
The learning has somewhere to go.
Session language
“I felt off.
I’m not sure
how to name it.”
A starting point in the client’s own words.
Illustrative exampleConnected to the conversation.
Grounded in the person.
Brighter direction
13Ink & lilac FAQ
07 / Therapist buyer FAQBefore you get started
Good questions.
Clear answers.
practice.
FitWho is Feelpath for?
Therapists and clients working on noticing, naming, and reflecting on emotions. You decide together which tools support the work.
WorkflowDo I need to change my EHR?
You can keep your EHR. Host telehealth sessions on Feelpath, then revisit consented session language and shared tools during or between appointments.
TimeWill this add more work?
There is no required between-session review routine. Explore material as briefly or deeply as is useful. A walkthrough can help you judge the fit.
ClientsWhat will my clients experience?
Clients join their sessions and can return to consented session material and emotion tools. You choose together what to use and when.
PricingWhat does it cost?
Book a 15-minute walkthrough, then get two months free. After that, it is $39 per month, with clients included.
There’s room for your questions, too.
Let’s talkBrighter direction
14Electric offer
08 / Simple offerOne simple way to begin
Your next step
is a conversation.
A 15-minute walkthrough.
See the tools. Talk through your practice. Ask anything.
After your walkthrough2 months free
Then$39/month
Clients included
Space to explore.Support for the work you do.
Brighter direction
15Cinema close
09 / Final invitationThe work can keep going
Help the work
carry forward.
From the therapy room to everyday life.
Book a walkthrough 15 minutes · Two months free afterward
Brighter direction
16Coral portrait
10 / Final invitationFor the moments that follow
More room
for meaningful
change.
Help clients bring the language
they find in therapy into
the lives they’re living.
In session.In life.
15-minute walkthrough · Two months freeEveryday-life imagery is illustrative.
Benefit-first direction
17Connected moments
More ways to build emotion skills
Clearer feelings.
Everyday skills. Shared progress.
Emotion tools to explore together, practice to take into life,
and meaningful changes you can recognize along the way.
A moment to practice
“I feel overwhelmed.
I need a little space.”
Something to notice
“I found words
for what
I needed.”
What feels different
to you?
01In the conversation
Find clearer words
Explore feelings together with shared emotion tools.
02
Use skills in daily life
Practice noticing feelings and expressing what matters.
A moment to practice
“I feel overwhelmed.
I need a little space.”
03
Recognize progress
Notice and discuss changes in emotional language over time.
Something to notice
“I found words
for what
I needed.”
What feels different
to you?
At the client’s pace. With your guidance.Illustrative moments
Benefit-first direction
18The shared wheel
More than a static emotion wheel
Help clients build an emotional language that is actually theirs.
Feelpath turns the wheel into a personalized learning system—bringing it into the session, building practice from the client’s own words, and making progress visible.
A shared place to begin01
See the possibilities
02
Find what fits
03
Build a language of your own
Benefit-first direction
19An unfolding story
A feeling. A skill. A change you can notice.
Small discoveries.
More possibilities in everyday life.
Give emotion work somewhere to grow—with shared tools,
room to practice, and progress you can explore together.
01Explore together
Find clearer
words.
Make space for
“What fits for you?”
02Bring it into life
Use skills
in daily life.
“I’m overwhelmed.
Can we pause?”
Practice noticing a feeling
and expressing a need.
03Look together
Recognize
progress.
A reflection to explore
“I can tell the
difference now.”
Notice changes in how
feelings are understood
and described.
Clearer languageEveryday expressionShared understanding
Emotion tools. Practice. A shared view of change.Illustrative reflections
Benefit-first direction
20In the middle of life
From understanding a feeling to using a skill
For the moments
that matter in everyday life.
In the middle of an ordinary day.Finding language
“Overwhelmed feels closer than angry.”
More ways to build emotion skills.More to recognize together.
Illustrative imagery and reflections.
Feelpath Stories direction
21A personal invitation
Feelpath StoriesA story in 2 minutes
Why they
switched
to Feelpath.
Meet Theo, a therapist, and Ellie, his client. See why they chose Feelpath for their work together.
EllieClientTheoTherapist
Feelpath Stories direction
22The cinematic feature
Feelpath StoriesEllie & Theo
See how Ellie finds
clearer emotion words—
and uses them in everyday life.
Ellie explores her feelings during session, revisits her conversation with Theo, and makes a different choice the next time.
Rebalanced direction
23Teal moments
01 / Meaningful transformationA different way to see progress
Small shifts.
Real meaning.
The next step may sound
like something new.
01
Richer conversations
Clarity“It wasn’t only anger. I felt left out.”
02
Skills used in daily life
Choice“I asked for a pause.”
03
Progress you can recognize
Awareness“I noticed it sooner.”
04
Greater therapist confidence
Direction“We have something specific to build on.”
Illustrative client and therapist reflections.
Rebalanced direction
24Ocean everyday
02 / Meaningful transformationTuesday. Outside the therapy room.Skills that travel
What happens
in session
can show up
out here.
Words for a feeling.
Space for a different response.
A need someone can express.
A moment that matters
“I could explain what I needed,
instead of pulling away.”
Richer conversationsEveryday skillsRecognizable progressTherapist confidence
Illustrative moment of growth, not a customer testimonial.
Rebalanced direction
25Aqua conversation
03 / RecognitionMake room for the feeling
You don’t have to
rush the right words.
In the conversationClient
“I can describe the whole day.
The feeling is harder.”
“Let’s stay with
what you noticed.”
Feelpath gives you something to explore together,
using the language that is already there.
Rebalanced direction
26Blue portrait
04 / Final invitationFor the moments that follow
More room
for meaningful
change.
Help clients bring the language
they find in therapy into
the lives they’re living.
In session.In life.
15-minute walkthrough · Two months freeEveryday-life imagery is illustrative.
Rebalanced direction
27An unfolding story · rebalanced
A feeling. A skill. A change you can notice.
Small discoveries.
More possibilities in everyday life.
Give emotion work somewhere to grow—with shared tools,
room to practice, and progress you can explore together.
01Explore together
Find clearer
words.
Make space for
“What fits for you?”
02Bring it into life
Use skills
in daily life.
“I’m overwhelmed.
Can we pause?”
Practice noticing a feeling
and expressing a need.
03Look together
Recognize
progress.
A reflection to explore
“I can tell the
difference now.”
Notice changes in how
feelings are understood
and described.
Clearer languageEveryday expressionShared understanding
Emotion tools. Practice. A shared view of change.Illustrative reflections
Rebalanced direction
28The cinematic feature · rebalanced
Feelpath StoriesEllie & Theo
See how Ellie finds
clearer emotion words—
and uses them in everyday life.
Ellie explores her feelings during session, revisits her conversation with Theo, and makes a different choice the next time.
Product evidence direction
29See the client’s side
Two people. A shared point of reference.
What will my client
actually see?
Maya · Shared practiceExample workspace
Prepared togetherA pause before
A pause before
pulling away.
An activity built around Maya’s words and the moment you explored.
“I needed a little space.”
This week’s invitation
Notice one moment you need a pause.
Review the wording with Maya before sharing.
Ready to review togetherConcept 06 · Proposed paired views; all client information is fictional
Workflow direction
30Session to trajectory
Between-session analytics
Stay present in therapy.
See the bigger picture after.
A clearer view of your client’s development over time.
1Hold your session
2Feelpath analyzes
3Review the trajectory
EMEllie M.Analysis ready
Across your sessions
8 sessionsIdentifyingDescribingExternal focus
Session patterns → Longitudinal viewALI · example indices
See change over timeOne session within a longer trajectory.
Compare the patternLook across components and sessions.
Inspect the evidenceFollow a signal to its source.
Homepage concept · illustrative client, measurements, and workflow
Workflow direction
31Therapist review workspace
Ellie’s development
Between-session review · 8 analyzed sessions
ALI component trends
Illustrative index · 0–100Identifying feelingsDescribing feelingsExternal focus
Session comparison
Oct 2First sessionSelected session
Inspect the evidence
8 sample moments00:00Session timeline50:00
SupportingContradictory
Source-linked analysisSelect a marker to inspect a sample excerpt.
Concept interface · fictional client and data · lower example indices indicate less difficulty
Workflow direction
32How it works cards
How it works
Built from the conversation you already have
Turn session language into shared tools for reflection, practice, and visible progress.
1
Your therapy session
Host sessions on Feelpath and use shared emotion tools when they are helpful.
2
Their words become learning material
Feelpath turns consented session language into reflection, emotion tools, and note drafts.
3
Emotion labeling rate
+93%
Emotion words per 1,000 words
See progress take shape
Notice clearer feeling words, emerging patterns, and skills clients use beyond the session.