ERP tools built for OCD.
OCD treatment is hard. Managing between-session care shouldn’t be.
Whether you’re a therapist managing patients or working on your own, OCDfeat gives you the structure to track exposures, log compulsions, and measure progress, all in one place.
I’m a Provider | I have OCD
The crisis in OCD care.
~240
Million
people worldwide live with OCD
14-17
Years
average wait for a correct diagnosis and proper treatment.
10x
Higher
suicide risk than the general population
OCDfeat exists to close that gap for therapists and patients alike.
FOR THERAPISTS & PRACTICES
Stop juggling different tracking systems.
Your patients are tracking exposures across spreadsheets, paper journals, and text threads. OCDfeat replaces all of it with one structured, purpose-built platform.
Exposure hierarchy builder: Build and refine exposure hierarchies directly in the platform to drive structured treatment.
Assessments: Y-BOCS I, II & SR, CY-BOCS, C-FOCI, SCARED, PHQ-9 and more, all auto-scored and logged.
Progress Analytics: Compulsion frequency, distress levels, habituation curves, and compliance rates, all visualized.
Assignment Delivery: Send ERP homework and track completion without emails, texts, Google Docs, or printouts.
TESTIMONIALS
In their words.
Clinicians and individuals share how OCDfeat supports progress between sessions.
FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH OCD
Working on your OCD on your own? You belong here too.
Access to a trained OCD therapist shouldn’t be the only way to do the work. The individual patient plan gives you the same therapist-grade ERP tools, built for self-guided treatment.
- Build and work through your own exposure hierarchy
- Log compulsions and ritual prevention in real time
- Time and track ERP sessions
- Keep a private journal alongside your ERP work
GOOD FEELINGS
Coins for a Cause
Good things happen when good people work together. Through their Coins for a Cause program, Compliment Coins donates a portion of every sale to fund OCD therapist training and education. Share “Jay the Jellyfish” with a patient, carry one for yourself, or give one to someone doing hard, brave work.


