Measurement
without friction

I kept cutting corners — because I forgot to print, because I couldn't find the file, because it took more time than I had. So I built a tool that removes that friction entirely.

Send your patient a link, they fill it in on their phone and download a detailed clinical PDF — no sign-up, no cost.

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Fill in a short questionnaire — and get the report your patient would download

Name Sample patient
Patient ID 12345678
Date 24/03/2026
Screening questionnaire Completed
Depression (PHQ-9) 4
Obsessive-compulsive (OCI-R) 28 ! High
Obsessive-compulsive (OCI-R)  28
Washing 4 · Obsessing 3 · Hoarding 3 · Ordering 5 · Checking 6 · Neutralizing 7
Item Score
I have saved up so many things that they get in the way. 2
I check things more often than necessary. 2
I get upset if objects are not arranged properly. 2
I feel compelled to count while I am doing things. 1
I find it difficult to touch an object when I know it has been touched by strangers. 3
I find it difficult to control my own thoughts. 2
01 Open the link builder and pick questionnaires
02 Send the link to your patient by WhatsApp or email
03 The patient fills it in on their phone, in their own time
04 Receive a PDF with scores, subscales and clinical alerts
No sign-up Nothing to install Works with WhatsApp, email and any messaging app No data stored on a server

Create a link for your patient

The link builder lets you pick questionnaires, enter a patient ID, and get a link ready to send — in under a minute.

PHQ-9 depression GAD-7 anxiety PCL-5 PTSD DASS-21 stress PTCI cognitions PC-PTSD-5 screen

And more — with scoring, subscales and clinical alerts. Some come in smart batteries that branch on the result. The library is Hebrew-first; the English set is growing.

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What happens to the data?

All processing happens in the patient's browser — not on our server, not in a third-party cloud. The report is created on the patient's own device and stays there. We simply never see the data, because it never passes through us.

What this means in practice: the patient downloads the report and brings it to the session — just as they would fill in a paper form and bring it along. The difference: they filled it in from the sofa, and nobody had to print anything. You don't receive the report directly — the patient is the one who brings it.

Why I built this

Therapy should have outcomes. As a therapist, it matters to me to know that I am actually helping my patients — not just to feel that we are making progress, but to see it happen.

This came into focus while working with a patient with PTSD. The relationship was good, there were insights, and it felt like we were on the right track. But when we looked at the measures — nothing had moved. Only when we changed focus did the change come, fast and clear.

Since then, measurement is not an add-on for me — it is an essential part of good therapy.

Our mission at the Trauma Recovery Center is to advance the highest standard of care. Madad was built so that measurement is simple enough to become a routine part of therapy — not an extra you have to work for. Free, for every therapist.

You are part of this project. I'd love to hear whether the tool changed something in your work, which questionnaire is missing, what could be better — or just to say hello.

[email protected]
Dr. Elad Zlotnick
Trauma Recovery Center · The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

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Try a sample questionnaire