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From the makers of Flowers MFT Exam

An hours ledger that adds up when it counts.

The people who built the study app also make Flowers, a Mac app that keeps your supervised-hours ledger toward licensure: every hour by category, site, and supervisor, measured against the targets your board sets, and exported as a weekly log for your supervisor to sign. Hours tracking is free on every plan, forever.

Flowers runs on a Mac: Apple silicon (M1 or newer), macOS 15 Sequoia or later, 16 GB of memory recommended. It won't run on Windows or an Intel Mac. You're on a phone now, so bookmark this page and open it on your Mac when you have twenty minutes.

Hours that aren't one number

Eight hour categories, with telehealth, conjoint and triadic flags. Several placement sites, each with its own supervisors. Pre-degree and post-degree kept apart, and hours you already have carried in as a starting balance.

Your board's targets, in your words

Pick your state and enter the totals your board asks for, and Flowers tracks you against them. Only California's LMFT track ships a built-in rule set, with its caps, its six-year expiry and its 90-day registration rule. Everywhere else, the numbers come from you and your board's own handbook.

A log to sign, kept on your computer

Export a clean weekly PDF by site and supervisor, with blank signature lines for a signature by hand. No account to create and no cloud copy, and Flowers never sends anything to a board.

macOS 15 (Sequoia) or later · Apple silicon · 16 GB RAM recommended

Flowers also drafts progress notes on your Mac, with 30 drafts a month on the free plan. Hours never need a paid plan.
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