Psychiatry is medicine. Your software should know that.
Prescribing, correspondence, referrals and billing in the same record as care. Built for psychiatrists in private practice and multidisciplinary teams, not adapted from GP software or a therapy notes app.
5,000+
clinicians
300,000+
active clients
6x
average ROI

What does Tacklit do for a psychiatrist?
Tacklit puts the medical layer inside a mental health record: prescribing, eScripts, a current medication list, medical history, pathology and investigations alongside notes, validated measures and correspondence. AI summarises the record since last contact and drafts letters for your review, Healthlink and eFax carry the correspondence, referrals arrive in one triaged inbox, and Medicare and DVA claiming runs from the workspace with no per-claim fee.
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Prescribing, eScripts and a current medication list
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Pathology, labs and investigations tracked to result
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AI summaries of the record since last contact
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Letters over Healthlink, eFax or email, filed automatically
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Shared care with psychologists and peer workers
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Medicare and DVA claiming with no per-claim fee
Key facts
Built for
Psychiatrists in private practice and in multidisciplinary teams
Blocks usually added
Medical, Billing, AI, Comms
Correspondence
Healthlink for secure clinical correspondence, eFax, and email attached to the record
Billing
AU: Medicare and DVA, no per-claim fee, MBS schedule synced. UK: private and insurer billing
Getting started
Talk directly to our founders. No demo script
Why does psychiatry fit neither kind of software?
So you run both, plus a fax line, plus Healthlink, plus a referral inbox that's really just email.
Psychiatry sits awkwardly between two kinds of software, and fits neither. GP systems handle prescribing but know nothing about mental health care: no validated measures, no shared care with psychologists, no sense of an episode of care. Therapy platforms understand the clinical side but treat prescribing, pathology and medical history as someone else's problem.
Every consult generates a letter back to the referrer, written after hours. Reviews are monthly or quarterly, which means every appointment starts with reconstructing what's happened since you last saw the patient. And the waitlist keeps growing while your intake process runs on paper.
The medical layer, inside a mental health record
Medical
Prescribing inside the record
Prescribing, eScripts and a current, accurate medication list sit in the same record as notes, assessments and correspondence. Medical history and diagnoses live with the care, not in a second system. Pathology and results, labs and investigations are requested and tracked through to result against the record.
AI
Walk into every review up to speed
AI summaries condense the record since last contact, so a quarterly medication review doesn't start with twenty minutes of archaeology. Validated measures are auto-scored and trended between reviews, so deterioration shows in the data, not just in the waiting room.
Comms
AI
Correspondence without the evenings
Every consult owes a letter. Letters draft from the session and the record for your review, and go out through the channels healthcare actually uses: Healthlink for secure clinical correspondence, eFax for the practices still on fax, and email attached to the record. You author everything; the drafting and the filing stop being your job.
Referral + Waitlist
Referrals managed like the scarce resource your time is
GP and psychologist referrals arrive through custom forms or land in one inbox, AI parsing extracts the structured detail from the referral letter, and an ordered waitlist sits behind triage. When a slot opens, it can be offered automatically.
Base
Shared care that actually shares
In multidisciplinary teams, the psychiatrist, psychologists and peer workers work on the same client record with role-based access. Medication changes are visible to the treating team the moment they happen, and the psychologist's outcome data is there when you review.
Billing
Billing at psychiatry's rates, without the toll
Medicare and DVA claims go straight from the workspace with no per-claim fee. Medicare details are verified in real time at intake, and the MBS fee schedule syncs in automatically, so item and price updates land without re-keying. Private and gap billing, online payments and Xero round it out.
UK: private and insurer billing in place of Medicare claiming.
Is this your clinic?
Tick everything that sounds like your clinic. We'll show you what changes.
Inside the product



Neither a GP system nor a notes app
Most software makes psychiatrists choose between being treated as a GP or as a counsellor. Tacklit is built for mental health with the medical layer built in, shaped by lived experience, with AI through the foundations and the clinician always making the call.
Base is included; psychiatry practices typically add Medical, Billing, AI and Comms.
6x
average customer ROI
No fee
per Medicare claim
Psychiatry software: common questions
Can I prescribe and issue eScripts directly from the platform?
Yes. Prescribing runs inside the client record with full history, eScripts issue electronically, and the medication list stays current and visible to the treating team.
How does correspondence reach GPs?
Your letters draft from the record and send over Healthlink for secure clinical correspondence, by eFax where the receiving practice still runs on fax, or by email, with everything attached to the record.
I work alongside psychologists in a group practice. Do we share the record?
Yes. One record per client, with role-based access for each discipline. Your medication management and their therapy notes and outcome measures sit in the same place, visible to whoever's role requires it.
Tell us what your consults demand
Talk directly to our founders — no demo script. We'll show you exactly how psychiatry runs on Tacklit.
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