A private studio for the week between sessions. They can write a thought record, keep a note, save a video that landed, or draw something. If you've allowed it, they can put any of that on a Session Board for you to read before you meet. You decide at setup whether sharing comes back to you at all, and whether the AI tools are on.

This is the question we're asked most, and the design answers it directly. Nothing arrives unannounced: the client chooses what goes on the board, and the board is something they bring to a session rather than a channel into your week. Nothing in OutSession is presented to a client as a way to reach you, and the tools point back at your next session rather than at us. If you'd rather not receive anything at all, a one-way studio lets you share resources in while their space stays entirely private.

No, and the product is built to work when you don't. There's nothing to log into, nothing that needs answering, and no notification asking anything of you. A client's week still has somewhere to go, and if the board never gets read the client has still done the thinking.

No. Worksheets are one-shot: a client describes a situation, and gets back a structured reflection with a beginning and an end. There's no conversation, no advice, and no ongoing dialogue. If you'd rather not have AI involved at all, you can turn it off per studio, and the studio still works as a notes, resources and Session Board space.

It's stored to be returned to, and it isn't sold, profiled, or used for advertising. Generating a worksheet sends the text to our AI provider through Cloudflare's AI Gateway, where under the API terms it isn't used to train their models. Every processor we rely on is named in the privacy policy.