A.U.R.A. helps organizations run the regulated business, deliver the care, and continue the participant relationship long after the session — one connected platform for your team, and a persistent My AURA space for every participant.

Your organization gets a workspace to run operations and deliver care. Every participant gets their own My AURA. The two are connected where work is shared and separate where it stays personal.
Three dimensions of one system. Each screenshot below answers a question a visitor is already asking.
A center operator opens A.U.R.A. and sees what needs attention today: authorizations coming due, inventory to reconcile, transfers and testing evidence to file, reports to run. Center records, locations, practitioner credentials, scheduling, invoicing and history sit behind it — one source of truth instead of a binder and four spreadsheets.
Center records stay distinct from a practitioner's clinical notes. Every change keeps its history.
What does running regulated operations actually look like?
What does the participant's care look like from the practitioner's side?
From onboarding and screening through preparation, administration sessions and integration, the participant's work moves through one care workflow. Your team assigns forms, tasks, communication and courses; the participant completes them in their own space; documentation and the formulation record stay with the practitioner.
Nothing here is a fixed protocol — the workflow is yours to shape (see the builders below).
Participants keep My AURA after treatment ends — journal, tasks, documents, courses and programs, on web and native mobile. Practitioners keep supporting them with integration programs, breathwork, meditation, reflective exercises, coursework and group programs.
Those programs can be included with treatment or offered later as paid programs — a second source of revenue for the practice, and a reason for the participant to stay.
How does ongoing engagement work?
The breadth of the platform, told as a single relationship rather than a module map.
Today, through the practitioner.Self-booking · In development
And in the team's Google or Outlook calendar. Scheduling, records and billing start from the same entry.
Intake, screening and consent forms are waiting in the Action Center — on web or the mobile app.
Preparation work, practitioner credential context and regulatory prerequisites are visible and completed before the session.
The provider documents care. The center records administration, inventory custody and its regulatory obligations — in the center's own records.
Journal prompts, tasks and learning arrive in My AURA. Their reflection stays on their side of the boundary.
An integration course, a breathwork series, a group cohort — included with treatment or offered as a paid program.
Still journaling, still learning, and able to purchase the next program without leaving the ecosystem.
A.U.R.A. does not force one psychedelic-care workflow. Your team designs the participant experience with three builders, and the platform delivers it to each participant's My AURA.
How customizable is the platform? Each builder is shown in its own editing view, not a finished artifact.
Intake, assessments, surveys, worksheets, signatures and questionnaires — structured data collected in the participant's own space.
Reflection exercises, journal prompts, uploads, quizzes, checklists and custom actions, assigned individually or as part of care.
Modules, lessons, media, tasks and progression — structured learning participants continue in My Learning.
Programs. Combine forms, tasks, courses, live activities and communications into one guided participant experience. The framework exists today; the composition workspace is being finished with founding organizations.
These functions usually live in separate tools with separate logins, separate records of the same person and separate invoices. In A.U.R.A. they share one record, one calendar and one participant relationship.
An integrated calendar that connects to Google and Outlook, so appointments, sessions and program dates share one source.
Same platform. Different parts of it carry the weight.
Center records stay distinct from practitioner clinical records. Inventory, custody, transfers, testing evidence and waste are tracked with their history. Authorizations, locations and practitioner qualification context sit behind the attention queue, and reporting draws from the same source.
The center view: what needs attention today, with the records behind it.
Not because it is another practice-management tool. Because several things work together.
No revenue share. You keep what you earn.
A.U.R.A. does not take a percentage simply because your organization succeeds.
See pricingCenter records, inventory custody, authorizations and reporting infrastructure — not a documentation layer with a compliance checkbox.
My AURA is designed to be useful throughout and after care — not a portal opened once for paperwork.
Integration programs, courses and group work — included with treatment or sold later — extend the relationship and the practice's revenue.
One record, one calendar, one participant relationship — and fewer subscriptions, integrations and reconciliations to maintain.
Two-lens architecture separates personal and organizational data.
Owners, practitioners, and participants each see only their part of the work.
Start with what you need. Add what you want. Scale at your pace.
Purpose-built for psychedelic centers, retreat and integration organizations, and transformational programs.
We're partnering with a small group of psychedelic centers, retreat, integration and transformational organizations to shape A.U.R.A. around how this work actually happens.
