Privacy & your health information

Everything you type — medications, vitals, care team contacts, questions for the doctor — is saved in your browser's local storage on this device. There is no account, no sign-in, and nothing is sent to a server. We never see it.

Because it lives only here, clearing your browser data for this site, using private browsing, or switching to another phone or computer means the entries won't be there. Print or save a copy of your care binder if you want a lasting record.

If others use this phone or laptop, set a passcode on the binder page. It locks the binder and re-locks it after ten minutes of no activity. The passcode is stored only as a scrambled fingerprint on this device and can't be recovered if forgotten.

Anything you print, screenshot, email, or text carries the same health information with none of these protections — treat those copies the way you'd treat a medical record.

HIPAA governs healthcare providers, health plans, and the companies that handle records on their behalf. A family member keeping notes about a loved one isn't covered by it, and neither is this guide, because your information is never transmitted to or stored by us.

That also means the protections here are the ones your own device provides. If your organization needs a version with accounts, sharing between family members, and audit trails under a business associate agreement, that requires a hosted version built for it.

This guide does not use advertising or tracking cookies. It uses your browser's local storage to remember your care entries, settings, and that you have acknowledged our privacy notice. Acknowledging the notice does not give permission to share your care notes.

You can reopen the notice using “Privacy & cookies notice” at the bottom of any page. You can also clear this site's saved data in your browser settings, but doing so removes your saved care entries too. Save a copy of your binder first if you need to keep it.

The guide doesn't use advertising trackers or analytics that follow you, and no third-party script can read what you've written into these pages.

This guide helps you organize information and questions. It doesn't diagnose, treat, or replace guidance from your loved one's clinicians. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.