Structured intake
Helping organize client-provided information into clearer, reviewable workflows.
Psychology · Digital Mental Health · Türkiye
Enes Atalay Uçan
Psychologist building responsible, human-centered digital mental health tools for Turkish-language users.
I’m developing an early-stage platform that combines psychological practice with carefully scoped AI-assisted workflows. The goal is to reduce repetitive administrative work, improve access to psychoeducational resources, and keep professional judgment and human oversight at the center.
About
Psychology first. Technology in a supporting role.
My work is grounded in psychology, with a strong interest in how digital tools can make professional workflows more efficient and mental health information easier to navigate.
I’m currently developing the project from Bursa, Türkiye, with an initial focus on Turkish-language users and professional use cases.
What I'm Building
An early-stage digital mental health platform.
Psychoeducation
Making reliable psychological information more accessible and easier to understand.
Professional workflows
Supporting summarization, organization, and repetitive administrative tasks.
Carefully scoped AI support
Exploring client-facing features only where clear boundaries and human oversight are possible.
Principles
Designed with boundaries, not hype.
Human oversight
AI should support professional work, not replace psychological judgment.
Privacy-conscious design
Data minimization and responsible handling of sensitive information are core design goals.
Clear clinical boundaries
AI will not independently diagnose, provide crisis care, or present itself as a substitute for professional psychological support.
Age-appropriate safeguards
Any future features involving younger users will be deliberately limited and designed with additional protections.
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