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A marketplace is only half the problem.

Plenty of products help a pre-licensed clinician find a supervisor. Almost none help them prove, two years later, what that supervision actually consisted of — and that is the half a licensing board cares about.

Between graduating and getting licensed there is a stretch of two to four years in which somebody accumulates thousands of hours of supervised practice. The hours are the qualification. The evidence for them is usually a spreadsheet, an email thread, and a signature obtained at the end from somebody who is reconstructing the year from memory.

That evidence fails in ordinary, predictable ways. A supervisor retires or stops replying. A placement ends badly. A file is lost, or was never the supervisee’s to keep. A board asks a question the record cannot answer. None of these are exotic — they are Tuesday — and each one can cost somebody a year.

TripleRoute puts the finding and the proving in the same product, on purpose: the record is created as the supervision happens, by the two people it concerns, and it is sealed as it goes rather than assembled at the end.

What we deliberately are not

Three things we will not become.

Not an electronic health record

TripleRoute holds no client-identifying information and has no field that could. Not a name, not a date of birth, not a note, not a treatment plan. Supervision case discussion here stays de-identified. You cannot leak a column that was never created, and that is the strongest privacy control available to us.

Not a licensing authority

We keep a structured, sourced interpretation of published requirements, with the citation and the review date attached so you can check it. Your board decides what it accepts. Where we have not researched a jurisdiction we say so, rather than showing a plausible number.

Not a broker of supervision

We do not take a percentage of anybody’s fee. The rate is between the supervisor and the supervisee, and it is recorded because the record should say what was agreed — not because we are counting.

How we build

The awkward decisions, made once and written down.

A sealed record cannot be edited by anybody.

There is no administrator override, no support tool, no path for us. A correction is an amendment that preserves the original. This is inconvenient exactly when somebody wants it to be convenient, which is when it is doing its job.

Regulatory content is never generated.

Every requirement figure on this site was entered by a named human reviewer against a pinpoint citation to published board text. None of it is inferred, extrapolated or produced by a model. Where a jurisdiction has not been researched, the page says so and shows no figures at all.

An hour says how much it can be trusted.

Four distinct labels, shown differently, never collapsed into one word. "Verified" that could mean anything means nothing.

Your record survives your subscription.

Billing gates discovery and the workspace. It never gates reading, exporting or verifying what you have already earned.

Who you are dealing with

The company behind the record.

The operator
Arise Above Holdings, LLC trading as TripleRoute 3003 32nd Ave S, Ste 240 Fargo, ND 58103 United States

The LLC is the party to every agreement. “TripleRoute” is the name on the door.

How to reach us
+1 (701) 660-4778

Or by post, at the address beside this. We have not published an email address because there is not yet a mailbox behind one, and an address nobody answers is worse than none. More on contact.

How a requirement gets marked Verified
A requirement is transcribed from the board’s own published rules or administrative code, cited to the section it came from, dated, and then reviewed by a second person before it may be shown as Verified. Licensure guides and exam-prep sites are starting points for knowing what to look for, never the citation.
That second reviewer does not exist yet. So nothing on this site is marked Verified today — every state page is labeled Provisional or Generic, and says so on its face. We would rather show you honest uncertainty than a badge we have not earned.

Questions about any of this?