Yung Sidekick turns therapy session recordings into progress notes and, distinctively, produces post-session reports for both the therapist and optionally the client — summarizing themes, breakthroughs, and homework. It supports SOAP, DAP, BIRP, and GIRP formats, tracks recurring topics across a client's history, and offers analytics on session dynamics. Compliance features include end-to-end encryption, anonymized storage, automatic audio deletion, and HIPAA/PHIPA/PIPEDA alignment with a BAA. Pricing is session-metered: a generous free trial, then tiers covering 130 to 400 sessions per month, with per-minute overages, which maps well to part-time and full caseloads alike. Team plans exist for group practices. It appeals to therapists who want documentation plus a layer of longitudinal insight; those who dislike session recording or want EHR-embedded workflows should look elsewhere.