Your privacy, answered

Straight answers to the questions people ask before uploading their records.

What happens to my files?

Your files are read and turned into text right inside your browser, on your device. The original files never leave your browser and are never uploaded to us. To build your summary, only the extracted text is sent to our AI provider, and we do not store it.

Do you store my medical records?

No. We do not keep a database of your health information. There is nothing on our side that connects you to your records, because we do not keep the records. When you close the tab, your data is gone from your device too.

Is Mappie HIPAA compliant?

HIPAA is the law that governs doctors, hospitals, and insurers. It does not govern a personal tool that you use on your own records, so "HIPAA compliant" is not really the right question for Mappie. Here is the better answer: we protect your data by design. Your files stay in your browser, we store no records, and your text is never used to train AI models.

Do you sell my data or show me ads?

Never. No ads, no advertising trackers, and we do not sell your information to anyone. So much of the internet runs on quietly harvesting your data to sell later. We built Mappie to be the opposite. You are the patient, not the product.

Who is the AI, and do they keep my text?

We use Anthropic's Claude to read your records and build the summary. Your text is not used to train their models. See our Privacy Policy for details.

Is this medical advice?

No. Mappie helps you organize and understand your own history, but it is an informational tool, not a doctor. AI can make mistakes, so please review your summary and talk to a licensed provider about any medical decisions.

What does it cost?

Uploading records and viewing your full summary is free. Downloading a clean, watermark-free PDF is $2.99 at our launch price ($9.99 list). If cost is a barrier, there is a $0.99 reduced price option right in the app, no proof required. We never want price to be the reason someone cannot organize their own care.