Android live on Google Play. iOS coming.
Mileage, expenses, supplies, charting. The parts of your practice that happen outside the treatment room, handled the way solo LMTs and bodywork pros actually work.
$29/mo for the first 100 LMTs, locked for life. 14 days free. iOS coming.
The shape of the problem
You probably have a system. Stride for mileage, Square or Venmo for payments, some combination of MassageBook and paper for charts. Receipts in a glove compartment. A spreadsheet you open twice a year when tax season catches up.
It more or less works, except when you're running late to a client's house and need to remember something from their last intake, or when a new client books through a friend of a friend and you have no clean way to take a deposit. The seams show. You're the glue.
What's inside
Your phone tracks the drive. The session calendar classifies it: client visit, supply run, personal. At year end, pull a one-tap report with the Schedule C Line 9 total on the cover page, logged to IRS-substantiation standard. Standard rate or actual-expense, it handles both.
Snap a receipt and the line items land in the expense ledger, categorized for Schedule C. Connect a business bank account and the rest of the year syncs in alongside. Supplies tied to sessions decrement automatically and post to Line 22. Tax season opens to totals, not a shoebox.
Before a session starts, say what you noticed. After, add anything you missed. Miaise drafts the full SOAP from your voice and the intake. You read it, change what needs changing, and sign. Nothing goes on record until you do.
Each account gets a clean, themed booking page on a custom URL. Clients request a session, you accept or soft-decline. Payment runs through a PCI-compliant processor with the platform fee disclosed up front. The accepted booking becomes a session record automatically.
Send a link by text or attach it to a booking. Your client fills the form on their phone. Rules catch the obvious contraindications. The longer free-text answers get read for anything the rules miss. Flags surface in the session view before you start. You decide what to do with them.
Miaise tracks your modality mix and weekly hands-on hours across every session. Four straight days of deep tissue, and it tells you before your wrists do. Overuse patterns don't have to sneak up on you.
Safety on the route
You arrive at someone else's address alone. The en-route sheet pulls together the route preview, the parking notes from intake, and the deep-link into your phone's map app. Tap to confirm and the session arms a safety check-in.
A trusted contact you designated receives a brief en-route ping. When you mark the session complete, you choose whether to send the all-clear. The ping carries no client name, no clinical context, no appointment specifics. The contact is the human safety net. The system stays out of the way.
Why we built it this way
The work is mobile and mostly invisible. Practitioners carry tables through apartment lobbies, set up in spare bedrooms, fit a real business into stolen minutes between sessions. Miles tracked in notebooks. Client charts kept on paper. Receipts that go missing before tax season catches up.
The tools that exist were built for spas with front desks, not for that. Miaise starts from the practice itself. One record per session, one tool that remembers which client you're seeing, what you noticed last time, how many miles you drove to get there, which supplies you used, what the booking will pay out, and how your body has been holding up across the week.
Where we are
Android first, iOS next. The first 100 LMTs to subscribe lock $29/mo for life. After that, the price returns to $49/mo. The counter is real, and it hides when the slots are gone.
Compliance posture
HIPAA-architected from the first line of code. BAA-covered subprocessors only. Encryption at rest and in transit. MFA on every therapist account.
Read the security postureJoin the waitlist
Android is live on Google Play. The first 100 LMTs to subscribe lock $29/mo for life, then it returns to $49. Join the list for the install link, founder-rate priority, and word the day iOS is ready.
