Soapcap

Session notes, drafted on your Mac

Soapcap listens to a telehealth session as it happens, turns it into a transcript with each speaker marked, and drafts a SOAP, DAP or BIRP note from it. Everything runs on your Mac. No audio is recorded, nothing from a session is sent anywhere, and nothing is saved unless you ask.

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The latest beta, signed and notarized by Apple. What's new

What you need

A Mac with Apple silicon, running macOS 26 or later
16 GB of memory is best; the note models take 6.5 to 8 GB while they draft
About 6 GB of disk for a note model, downloaded from within the app

Installing

Open the downloaded Soapcap.zip to unzip it.
Drag Soapcap into your Applications folder.
Open it from Applications. macOS asks once whether to open an app from the internet; choose Open.
Soapcap walks you through the two permissions it needs, then lets you download a note model in Settings.

Updating

Quit Soapcap with Cmd-Q, then drag the new version into Applications and choose Replace. Your models, settings and permissions are kept.

Not a medical device. Soapcap drafts notes for a clinician to check; it does not diagnose or advise. A language model writes the draft, and it can leave out what was said or add what wasn't. Read every note before it goes in a record. Soapcap is free software provided as is, with no warranty.