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For patients and caregivers

Your plan and session history in one place.

Explore how the app could help you follow a clinician’s plan and share feedback. The demo uses fictional example data and is not connected to working Bonsai hardware. Bonsai is pre-production.

Fictional examples
Pre-production render of the Bonsai device concept held in hand against a warm stone background
Bonsai concept render · pre-production

This is a technology demonstration, not medical advice or proof of treatment results. Talk with your clinician about care decisions.

Before and after a session

Check the plan. Add your perspective.

Explore the demo in the order you would use it: get context first, then look back and share feedback.

Guidance and readiness

View the clinician’s plan and product details before a simulated session. Connection and battery status are examples, not live readings.

Your notes and history

Add how you felt and any side effects. Your notes stay separate from planned amounts and recorded activity.

Know when a record is shared

See whether a record is on the phone, waiting to upload, or available to your linked care team.

A caregiver's view

A linked caregiver can view your plan and uploaded history in a mostly read-only view. Records still on your phone are not visible there.

Has your record reached the care team?

Saved on your phone does not mean shared. After upload, your linked care team can review it; that does not mean someone has reviewed it yet.

Fictional example

A saved session record.

Guided session
Receipt · clear state
Saved on the phone
  1. Plan
    Loaded · clinician-authored amount
  2. Product
    Record shown · reported details
  3. Activity
    Simulated session events recorded
  4. Sync
    Saved on the phone · waiting to upload

The record is shared only after upload. Simulated events do not prove chemical intake.

Record upload status
  1. Saved on this phone

    The session record is saved on the phone.

  2. Waiting to upload

    The record is waiting to upload.

  3. Saved in the shared record

    The linked care team can review it. Uploaded does not mean reviewed.