Part product studio, part clinical design thesis, part build log — Ergomania is built by one person who believes humane clinical systems are shipped, not pitched.
"Make the work faster. Make the room softer. Keep the therapist in charge."
Pediatric OTs lose 20–40 minutes per session to planning and documentation — re-explaining the same case to a generic chatbot, with no structure, no continuity, no audit trail. That time belongs to clinical judgment, not clerical reconstruction.
It is shaped around real OT structure — sensory profiles, cue sheets, OTVS visual supports, phase mapping, progress ratings — with a seeded clinical library the AI must draw from and an approval gate it cannot cross. Not another wrapper; a workflow.
One loop, for one therapist: intake → plan → cue sheet and worksheet pairing → note → rating → export. Nothing else ships until that loop is measurably faster than doing it by hand. No parent portal, no billing, no EHR ambitions — yet.
The bet is simple: a small, exacting system that saves real minutes every session beats a broad platform that impresses in demos. Privacy discipline from day one — anonymized case codes, no identifying fields anywhere in the schema, and a documented path to real-patient readiness before a single real record is entered.
Run the first therapist loop yourself — generate, edit, approve, rate, export.
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