Private by architecture

Your family's health, in one calm, private place.

Every record, every reminder, every price — organized for the people you care for, and encrypted before it ever leaves your device. Hospital systems change. Portals multiply. This one is yours.

Price lookup needs no account — nothing saved, nothing tracked.

What it does

The home for your family's health records — independent of any hospital.

Records scattered across portals, pediatricians, pharmacies and shoeboxes, finally in one place that doesn't belong to any of them.

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One place for every record

Conditions, medications, immunizations, labs, appointments and notes — for you, your kids, and the parents you look after. When you switch providers, insurers or cities, your history comes with you.

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Never miss preventive care

Annual physicals, dental and vision visits, immunizations, age-based screenings, prescription refills — gentle reminders computed on your own device, with a plain answer to "why am I seeing this?" on every one.

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Pay what medicine actually costs

Look up any drug and see what pharmacies pay for it next to real cash prices you can act on today. Every price shows its source and date. Options and numbers to discuss with your clinician — never medical advice.

Meet Artha

An agent that works only for you. Literally.

Artha is born from your encryption keys the moment your vault is created, and destroyed with them if you ever leave.

  • Runs on your device, inside your unlocked vault — never on a server
  • Watches for refills due, checkups owed, and money left on the table
  • Explains every nudge — no unexplained intelligence
  • No one else can talk to your Artha. Including us.

Notifications never carry your health information. Your phone shows "Artha has a reminder" — the substance appears only after you unlock.

What anyone looking at your lock screen sees. Nothing more.

The trust floor

Built so that we can't look — not so that we promise not to.

Health apps have sold their users out before. Ours can't, because the architecture removes the ability, not just the intention.

Encrypted before it leaves your device

Your records are sealed on your phone with keys only you hold. Our servers store ciphertext — we cannot read your conditions, medications, or notes. Not for features, not for ads, not under pressure.

No real names. No tracking.

You use a made-up name. We never ask for your legal name, contacts, or location. No ad SDKs, no third-party trackers, no behavioral profiles — the practices US regulators fined other health apps millions for.

Keys stay in your hands

Recovery works through things you physically possess — your enrolled devices, your platform account, a written recovery phrase. There is no "we'll reset it for you," because that would mean we could read everything.

Consent is a ledger, not a checkbox

Every permission you grant is recorded and shown to you in plain language, and revoking it is recorded the same way. Nothing is shared by default; convenience is always opt-in.

This page itself makes no third-party requests and sets no cookies — view source. Wherever the app claims "we can't see this," a tap opens the plain-language explanation.

Where this goes

Useful on day one. Compounding from there.

Now
  • Encrypted vault for your family's records
  • Drug price finder — no account needed
  • Artha's refill & preventive-care reminders
  • Sliding-scale therapy directory
Next
  • Pseudonymous condition communities
  • Safety-moderated, with human escalation
  • Caregiver & guardian access, consent-ledgered
Later
  • Connect & fetch: import records from your providers' patient-access APIs
  • Provider matching through an isolated identity service — your vault never links to your legal identity

Start with a price. Stay for the peace of mind.