Experience builders. Infrastructure engineers. Applied to behavioral health.

The first IFS-centric digital trauma platform, built on the conviction that behavioral health needed software taking clinical depth seriously, not gamified self-help. We learned the buyer, the regulatory surface, and that SUD treatment was the most under-served setting of all.

Twelve months of production data later (1,109 clients, 122 clinicians, 200K+ data points, 38–53% PHP authorization uplifts), we had something the rest of behavioral health doesn't have: a working engagement engine, validated in the hardest clinical environment.

The engine that worked for clients in care turned out to work for the people around them. Families got their own account. Alumni stopped needing a second app. Programs land on whichever of those they need first and expand into the rest. However it's deployed, direct, white-labeled, or alongside the record, the client only ever sees the customer's brand.

Cuepri is the relationship platform for behavioral health. One branded app holding a program's clients, the families around them, and everyone it has ever discharged. It starts the day treatment does, and it doesn't end when the billing does.

Clients get support every day, not every other week. Families arrive prepared instead of guessing. Providers, billers, and payers settle authorizations agent-to-agent, on shared data, in hours instead of weeks. Recovery stops being organized around the episode and starts being organized around the person.