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Mine · Privacy, security and consent

My log stays mine.

You are the custodian of your record. Nobody else has access by default. You give consent one person at a time, choose which data categories they see and for how long, and revoke it whenever you want.

Who can see your record
Your doctor
Sends records in
Active
Your daughter
Vitals and medications only
Until you revoke
Your social worker
Full record
30 days left
Trial sponsor
Nothing
Not shared
Last viewed: your daughter, today, vitals.

Granting, limiting and revoking access, in 16 seconds. No sound.

Locked to you

Biometric login with your face or fingerprint, backed by multi-factor authentication. Your log opens for you and no one else.

You hold the keys

Consent is yours to give and to withdraw. Family, caregivers and social workers see your record only with your explicit permission.

Yours to move

Data portability by default. Export your record whenever you want in HL7 FHIR, the interoperability standard health systems already use.

Every view is logged

A full audit trail: who accessed your record, what they looked at and when. Sync history logs every import and export too.

Never sold

Your health data is never sold and never used for advertising. Sponsors and insurers get nothing unless you share it.

Yours to delete

Delete your whole log whenever you want. When you delete it, it is gone from our systems too.

We take security seriously.

HealthLog.si is being built to the standards that hospitals, regulators and auditors expect of anyone holding health information. Each audit and certification will be listed here as it is completed.

HIPAA

Privacy, Security and Breach Notification Rules, with Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) for providers who send records.

SOC 2 Type II

Independent audit of our security, availability and confidentiality controls.

HITRUST

The healthcare industry's security certification framework.

FTC Health Breach Notification Rule

The federal rule that covers personal health record apps.

HL7 FHIR and ONC rules

Interoperability and patient access under the 21st Century Cures Act.

42 CFR Part 2

Extra protection for substance use disorder treatment records.

State privacy laws

Including California's CCPA and Washington's My Health My Data Act.

Encryption and access control

AES-256 at rest, TLS in transit, multi-factor authentication, role-based access and regular penetration testing.

Start My Log.

Doctors and insurers will come and go. Don't let the missing piece be the one that mattered. One complete log, super-intelligent, and yours for life.

Coming soon
iPhone Android

Email is required. Name and phone are optional.

We will use your email for launch updates.

One email from us, on launch day.

What to expect at launch

  1. Download and sign up

    Create your account with your phone number.

  2. Confirm it is you

    A one-time identity check. Providers only release records to the right person.

  3. Connect your providers

    Search for your hospitals, clinics and labs. Your records start to arrive.

  4. Sync your wearables and apps

    Apple Watch, Garmin, Oura, Whoop and Fitbit, training apps such as Strava, and Apple Health or Health Connect. Connected scales, blood pressure cuffs and glucose monitors too.

  5. Add what only you know

    Log how you slept, what you ate, how training felt or a symptom, by voice, text or one tap. Photograph any paper records you still have.

  6. See your log, then share it

    Everything in one place, with a list of what is still missing. Invite family, a coach or your doctor, each with the view you choose.

Free to start. You can export or delete everything at any time.