You just got a taste of what Velluto does.
You didn’t do the paperwork.
That’s the whole point.
A patient found their doctor through MySpecialistGP. The pack you’re holding, with the screening scores, the history and the observer report, was prepared by Velluto before your patient walked in. This is what every ADHD patient in your own practice could look like.
14 days free. No credit card. Unlimited assessments.
You have 45 minutes.
30 go to paperwork.
What if the evidence arrived before the patient did? Questionnaires completed. Observer reports collected. Documents extracted. Clinical summary assembled. Your patient arrives calm. You arrive prepared.
Proof, not a promise
You already have the proof in front of you.
The pack this patient shared with you isn’t a demo. It’s the same clinical summary every Velluto GP receives before every ADHD consult: ASRS subscores (raw, no interpretation), the observer report, extracted childhood evidence where relevant, and a readiness flag. Every number and answer is the patient’s own. The software gathers, scores, flags and presents. Clinical judgement stays with you.
If this one pack saved you time today, this is what every ADHD patient already in your practice could look like too.
Our story
Two women in Agnes Water. One GP. One architect.
Dr Sandy Skinner is a FRACGP who works five to six days a week in a regional practice three hours from the nearest psychiatrist. She always took longer with her patients because she believed in thorough medicine. But thorough medicine meant fewer patients per day, and fewer patients per day meant longer wait lists.
Fabienne Wintle has a Masters in Information and Communications Systems and nearly 30 years making complex processes simple. She could not understand why nobody had built this for GPs.
“It saves me over 50 minutes of admin in the first appointment.”
Dr Sandy Skinner, FRACGP
High tech to be high touch. The technology does the preparation. The GP does the medicine.
Read more about the people behind Velluto.
Why now
The reform is already here.
State-by-state ADHD prescribing reforms are opening across Australia. Queensland removed all restrictions in December 2025. New South Wales, South Australia, Victoria and the ACT are all in active reform. GPs now have the training and permission to do this work. The workflow infrastructure hasn’t caught up. That’s what Velluto is.
New to Velluto? See the full overview for GP practices.
More patients like this one
This patient found you through MySpecialistGP. More could too.
MySpecialistGP is the directory patients use to find GPs who assess and treat ADHD. If you’d like patients in your area to find you the same way this one did, you can ask us to list your practice. A person on our team reviews every request, and you don’t need a Velluto account to start that conversation.
Pricing
No card. No lock-in. No per-assessment fees.
$99/month
First GP in your practice
Additional GPs
$99/month each
Admin seats
Free
Assessments
Unlimited
New categories
Included
14 days free, full access, no credit card.
See full pricing and what’s included, or work out the time you would save.
FAQ
Questions GPs ask
What is Velluto?
Velluto is a pre-consultation intake platform for Australian GPs doing ADHD assessments. It collects the patient questionnaire, the observer report, childhood evidence and medical history before the appointment, then delivers a structured clinical summary to the GP before the consult. The software gathers, scores, flags and presents. Clinical judgement stays with the GP.
I received a Velluto pack from a patient. What is it?
It is a clinical summary pack your patient prepared through MySpecialistGP’s Find-a-GP service before their appointment. It contains ASRS subscores (raw, with no interpretation), the observer report, any extracted childhood evidence, and a readiness flag. Every number and answer is the patient’s own.
Do I need a Velluto account to be listed on MySpecialistGP?
No. You can ask to be listed by submitting the “Get your practice listed” form on MySpecialistGP, and a person on the team reviews every request. Starting a Velluto trial is a separate step you can take whenever you are ready.
How much does Velluto cost?
Velluto is $99 per month per GP. Admin and reception seats are free, assessments are unlimited, and every assessment category is included. There is a 14-day free trial with full access and no credit card required.
Which Australian states let GPs assess and prescribe for ADHD?
State-by-state reforms are opening across Australia. Queensland removed its restrictions in December 2025, and New South Wales, South Australia, Victoria and the ACT are all in active reform. Check your state’s current health regulations before prescribing.
Is patient data kept in Australia?
Yes. All patient data is hosted in Australia (Sydney, ap-southeast-2) and does not leave Australian jurisdiction.
More questions? Read our full FAQ.
Two ways to start.
Set it up in your own practice
Start a 14-day free trial. Full access, no credit card. Your first assessment can be live in under five minutes.
Not ready for an account?
Ask us to list your practice on MySpecialistGP. A person reviews every request and gets back to you. No trial, no commitment.