Personal record keeping
HealthTracker helps people record and organize health information. It does not diagnose, prescribe, provide medical advice, or replace a qualified healthcare professional.
HealthTracker
Legal and compliance status
Clear boundaries for a personal health-record service offered directly to individuals and families.
Last updated: August 2026
No unsupported certification claims
HealthTracker does not currently claim HIPAA, GDPR, SOC 2, ISO 27001, or medical-device certification. Privacy and security obligations depend on where a user is located, how the service is used, and the legal role of each party.
Privacy rights
We provide account access, correction, export, and deletion tools. Requests are assessed under the privacy laws applicable to the user and our operations, including Australian requirements where relevant.
Organizational use
HealthTracker is not presently offered as a contracted clinical platform for covered entities, healthcare organizations, employers, or facilities. We do not advertise a Business Associate Agreement or signed Data Processing Agreement as part of the standard consumer service.
An organization with regulatory, procurement, hosting, residency, audit, retention, or contractual requirements should contact us and complete its own assessment before adopting HealthTracker for an organizational workflow.
Current public documentation
- The Privacy Policy identifies information categories, service providers, sharing behavior, retention, backups, and user rights.
- The Security Practices page describes current safeguards and the limits of those safeguards.
- The Data Processing Overview describes operational processing but is not a negotiated contract.
- The Terms of Use explain the consumer service and medical-information disclaimer.