Log each week, your supervisor confirms it by link, and your board’s forms come filled in.
For NY LCSW, LMHC and LMFT, NJ LCSW and California LMFT.
Free for 30 days, no card. Always free for your supervisor.
1You log the week
You usually log 14 clinical and 2 supervision.
Logged
2Your supervisor confirms
Something wrong? Open any week to request a correction.
Thanks, Rachel. Those weeks are recorded in Maya's record.
3Your form is ready
Your recorded hours and months reach all three NYSED targets.
Free for 30 days, no card. Then $20 a year, or $40 to $60 once. Every price
All three within six years
New York · Social work
Form 4B filled in for you.
See how it works for the New York LCSW
All under your limited permit, which NYSED may extend up to 2 times
New York · Mental health counseling
Forms 4, 4B and 4D filled in for you.
See how it works for the New York LMHC
Under your limited permit, which NYSED may extend up to 2 times; supervised hours in an MFT program can count too
New York · Marriage and family therapy
Forms 4B and 4D filled in for you.
See how it works for the New York LMFT
Over 2 to 4 years
New Jersey · Social work
The Board's Documentation of Supervised Clinical Experience forms filled in for you.
See how it works for the New Jersey LCSW
3,000 hours over at least 104 weeks; 52 of them with individual or triadic supervision
California · Marriage and family therapy
The Board's Experience Verification, Weekly Log and Supervision Agreement forms filled in for you.
See how it works for the California LMFT
A note from the founder
“When I finished school, nobody handed me a map. Which form first? Who signs what? Did I even need the diagnostic privilege, and would my hours count toward it? Then my job changed, and every answer changed with it.
Licensure Hours is the map I wanted. I really hope it makes this easier for you.”
“Will these hours even count?”
Each week is checked against your board’s rules for your license as you log it. If one can’t count, you see why now.
“What if my supervisor leaves before they sign?”
Your dated record of every week stays with you, and they can confirm weeks from a link as you go, while the weeks are fresh.
“I changed jobs. Now what?”
Your hours there can still count if that job and supervisor qualified, and that supervisor’s form is ready right away.
“I’m already partway through.”
Add your job with its real start date, then fill in the weeks you’ve already worked.
Every answer says why the best choice wins and the tempting one loses. A plan for each day, then a timed simulation. No pass promises, no subscription.
Try one question · ASWB Masters and Clinical
A woman staying at a domestic violence shelter tells the social worker she has decided to return tonight to a partner who has been violent. What should the social worker do FIRST?
Pick an answer. You will see why the best one wins, and why the tempting one does not.
For the LMSW and LCSW, and every state that uses the ASWB exams
The first 25 questions free, then $39 once per exam; $29 for your second exam, or if you pay for your hours here.
See ASWB exam prepFor California AMFTs, on the way to the LMFT
The first 25 questions free, per exam, then $39 once per exam; $29 for your second exam, or if you pay for your hours here.
Work out when you can apply, or keep your hours on paper.
Getting licensed takes years. Tracking your hours shouldn’t become one more bill along the way.
$60 once, or $20 a year
New York LMHC: $40 once, or $20 a year
New York LMFT: $40 once, or $20 a year
For NY LCSW, NY LMHC, NY LMFT, NJ LCSW and CA LMFT
Your weeks, your supervisor’s confirmations and your board’s forms. Free for 30 days, no card; always free for your supervisor.
$39 once per exam, until you pass
$29 if you pay for your hours here
The first 25 questions free, every answer explained.
Every price, the free trial and what it includes: See every detail
The boards’ fees are separate · Not affiliated with any licensing board · Guidance, not legal advice
Official sources only
Every rule comes from the board’s own pages, regulations and forms, linked where you read it.
Dated checks
Each guide shows the day its sources were last checked, and is checked again when a board changes a page.
Corrections the same day
If something here is wrong, write to us. We fix it the day we confirm it.
The board has the last word
If your board says something different, the board is right. We say where it hasn’t said.
No. We are independent and not affiliated with NYSED, the New Jersey Board of Social Work Examiners or the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. Each step links the official page or form, so you can check it yourself.
No. We fill in what we can from your record. You and your supervisors sign and send everything, as your board requires.
No. They get a link by email, see the weeks you sent, and confirm them in their browser. Nothing to install, nothing to remember.
Your hours, never client records. You can export everything, any time, and it’s yours to keep.
In New York: the LCSW (LMSW to LCSW), the LMHC (MHC-LP to LMHC) and the LMFT (Limited permit to LMFT). In New Jersey: the LCSW (LSW to LCSW). In California: the LMFT (AMFT to LMFT). Exam prep: ASWB Masters and Clinical and California Law and Ethics and Clinical. Another license or state is added only after its rules are researched one by one, so it is right rather than fast.
No. Your board decides every application, and no practice set can promise a pass. What we do is keep your record straight, check each week against the published rules, and show you what comes next.
Plain answers, each with the licensing board’s own pages as its sources.
Setting up takes about a minute, and your supervisor doesn't need to do anything until you send your first weeks.
30-day free trial · No card required