Tier 2 · Report generators and purpose-built drafting tools
PsychReport.ai: what it is, and who it is for
a structured, no-blank-page draft from scores and notes, with a BAA you can sign yourself in minutes and a short, honest list of what it does.
What it is
A report writing tool that drafts a psychological report from entered or uploaded test scores plus clinician notes, which the clinician then edits and signs in a built-in editor before exporting to Word or PDF. The site states support for over 270 assessments, “focused on the batteries practitioners use most”, and describes a four-step workflow rather than a chat interface: “No chat prompts, no starting from a blank page.”
Who it is for: Licensed psychologists and psychological practitioners, from part-time practice through to groups with multiple providers.
Scope of the work it takes on: Full assessment report, drafted from scores and clinical notes.
Which of the three kinds it is
Tier 2 · Report generators and purpose-built drafting tools
Built for this field. They read what you hand them and produce a document in the shape you expect, from template blocks, prompt libraries or a session recording.
You carry: the synthesis. You just type less of it.
The tiers come from the three kinds of AI in psychological assessment report writing. They are about what a system does when the data contradicts itself, not about quality or price.
What it does well
- A self-service BAA stated as included on every plan
- Stated zero data retention in AI processing, and no training on patient data
- Score documents stated as automatically deleted after 14 days
- A writing style feature aimed at matching the clinician
- Built-in editor, with Word and PDF export
- Clear statement that “AI makes mistakes” and every report ends with a clinician reading, editing and signing it
What it is not built for
- Carrying the case from intake: it begins once you have scores and notes
- Opening a finished claim back to the specific instrument and rater behind it, which the site does not describe
What its makers state
- HIPAA and BAA
- States HIPAA compliance and a “self-service BAA”, “signed in minutes, included on every plan”.
- Data handling
- States AES-256 encryption at rest and TLS 1.3 in transit, “zero data retention” in AI processing, “we never use patient data to train AI models”, uploaded score documents deleted after 14 days, and SOC 2 Type II certified infrastructure.
- Claims traceable to a source
- Not stated. The site does not describe statements in the report being traceable to a source document.
- Surfacing contradictory data
- Not stated.
- Clinician approval step
- Described as workflow rather than an enforced gate: “AI makes mistakes. That’s why every report here ends the same way: with a clinician reading it, editing it, and signing it.”
Common questions
- What is PsychReport.ai?
- PsychReport.ai is an AI report writing tool for psychologists. You enter or upload test scores and clinical notes, it drafts the report, and you edit and sign it in a built-in editor before exporting to Word or PDF. Its site states support for over 270 assessments and a self-service BAA on every plan.
- Is PsychReport.ai HIPAA compliant?
- Its site states HIPAA compliance with a self-service business associate agreement included on every plan, AES-256 encryption with TLS 1.3, zero data retention in AI processing, no training on patient data, automatic deletion of uploaded score documents after 14 days, and SOC 2 Type II certified infrastructure.
- What is the difference between PsychReport.ai and PsychAssist?
- The promises are similar and the architecture is not. PsychReport drafts a report from the scores and notes you give it. PsychAssist holds a structured case file across the whole workflow and derives the report from it, which is what makes it able to tie each claim to its source and surface data that argues against the formulation. PsychReport's site does not describe either capability.
Sources
Everything attributed to PsychReport.ai on this page comes from their own published material, read on 1 October 2026. Products change; if something here is out of date, tell us at info@psychassist.ai and we will correct it.
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