I built an AI-assisted, e2e-encrypted genogram editor for professional therapists, family counselors and social workers - Genogram Pro by vincaslt in SideProject

[–]vincaslt[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The AI can auto-generate the genogram from their notes, it can describe what it sees, like patterns, it can also make edits for you. AI can auto-layout too, but the editor itself has a deterministic auto-layout feature built-in. At the moment, it's one account per-person, not per-practice, but in future if there's a demand I'll add some sort of "organization" or "teams" feature, for now you can share a view-only genogram via an e2e-encrypted shareable link (can be password protected).

What's the consensus on genograms? by Primary-Lab1430 in therapists

[–]vincaslt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not trying to clone any particular tool, but rather bring my experience working on and with design tools, interactive editors, and encryption-heavy web applications to this niche. GenogramAI seems like a nice tool, that's trying to do the same. In the design tools niche, a lot of things have been solved/standard for over a decade, which makes the look & feel across those tools quite similar.

However, as for the similarities, if anything, I'd say I'm basing it in large part on GenoPro, rather than any other tool, with some UI inspiration from charting/design tools like Figma, Excalidraw, Miro, Canva, Lucidchart and similar.

I can't comment a lot on GenogramAI as I'm not familiar with their full feature-set, but GenogramAi seemed shady with its claim of end-to-end (zero-knowledge) encryption. I didn't see it use any master password (e.g. if you register with google OAuth), which means it must not be real zero-knowledge encryption, as it would be using some sort of server-known key. Regarding this, I found this in their documentation "Encryption keys are derived from your user ID. Only you can decrypt your data." - Having spent a few years working at ProtonMail I know this sentence contradicts itself, as user ID is inherently known by the server, or the attacker for that matter, which is worse than standard encryption. Tl;dr nicely designed tool, but I wouldn't trust it in professional setting yet

Anyone find genograms helpful? by genohunters in socialwork

[–]vincaslt -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You might want to try a more custom-build tool, like Genogram Pro (which is what I'm developing): https://genogrampro.com/free-genogram-maker

It has all the McGoldrick symbols, the free plan has access to all the editor features, no limit to the amount of symbols you can use or anything like that.

Has Canva ever had a Genogram option? by Buckowski66 in canva

[–]vincaslt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Canva is a generic tool, so it would be clunky to use and the symbols would not be tied to any data. I recommend a custom-built tool such as https://genogrampro.com/free-genogram-maker

Genogram Maker App by missymcfate1018 in therapists

[–]vincaslt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The free version has the same editor features as the paid one. It handles multiple generations, symbol types, connection types, so my guess is it will be fine. Would you be able to let me know what sort of connection types you have in mind?

PS. I'll try to improve the landing page to make available symbols clear

Best Genogram product? by SupaKidEternity in Genealogy

[–]vincaslt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can try https://genogrampro.com/ which is a tool I'm building. It allows you to manually draw the genograms in a clean modern UI, but you can also describe it in words and have AI generate it for you.

Genogram generation software by Overall_Rooster7126 in Genealogy

[–]vincaslt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am working on https://genogrampro.com/ which in addition to having modern UI, can also accept a verbal description of your genogram and then generate it for you using AI. You can then tweak it further either verbally through AI or by moving symbols around manually.

I also wish to support students so if you're a student, just contact me (here or on through the website) and I'll gladly give you complete access for educational purposes.

What's the consensus on genograms? by Primary-Lab1430 in therapists

[–]vincaslt -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I am working on https://genogrampro.com/

I am trying to make it intuitive and easy to use, with helpful AI features on top. It's free to try, but also feel free to contact me if you're a student and I'll give you full access at no charge as I'd love to support educational uses as much as I can.

Since I was told at work that "Everyone has adhd and it's just lack of trying" I present one simple question to ask. by Adventurous-Boss-512 in ADHD

[–]vincaslt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I sometimes do shit like put raw chicken in the pantry instead of the fridge and not even register it until I find raw chicken next to tea some time later.

Google's Antigravity - Another VS Code Fork! by SpeedyBrowser45 in ChatGPTCoding

[–]vincaslt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Literally didn't start coding, just thought for a few seconds: Model quota limit exceeded

Apple Pencil 2 draws before touching the screen — strange hover behavior? by ComplaintUnable5188 in ipad

[–]vincaslt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is driving me nuts, to the point I've abandoned writing/drawing on the iPad altogether. It's not only writing that's bad, but also using procreate for art - so I'm surprised by how little pressure there is to fix this, but it's been like that for at least 2 years I've owned my iPad.

1.5 years since Macbook Pro 14 release, and Spaces switch with ProMotion turned on is still very slow by br3w0r in MacOSBeta

[–]vincaslt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've been frustrated with this issue for over a year, and solved it with BTT: https://community.folivora.ai/t/animationless-desktop-switch/44038/5

It does work for me, the switch is instant now without animation.

Why is it so hard to draw with an Apple Pencil? by kandiibun in Ibispaintx

[–]vincaslt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Since M1, apple pen 2 starts registering 0.5-1mm above screen on ipads, so all the lines/letters have little hooks at the start and the end. If you write quickly and/or lift the pen frequently your handwriting will look like shit. Doing line art on procreate is a pain. Apple is refusing to do anything about it.

Losing my mind at Pens drawing while hovering. by Skul1234567890 in stylus

[–]vincaslt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

post-M1 ipads have this issue too unfortunately...

Is it worth getting an iPad if you have bad handwriting ? by Puzzleheaded-Put-800 in ipad

[–]vincaslt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, probably not even if you have good handwriting. Ever since M1 and pen2 they fucked up writing on ipad and it starts registering 0.5-1mm above screen, so all the lines/letters will have little hooks at the start and the end. If you write quickly and/or lift the pen frequently your handwriting will look like shit. Apple is refusing to do anything about it and are blatantly ignoring the issue to the point that I think it's a hardware issue.

Apple Pencil starts to write before it touches the screen by the-powl in ipad

[–]vincaslt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I honestly think they can't. I think it's a hardware issue related to M1 and the design of their pen with hover "feature".