Feature: PHI Guard
“HIPAA compliant” describes a contract. This describes what actually happens to the data.
Before anything you write reaches an AI model, PHI Guard replaces the 18 identifiers HIPAA defines as protected health information, names, dates, contact details, and the rest, with tokens. The model does its work on the tokenized version. The real details are restored only in what comes back to you.
What it does
Built around how the work actually happens.
Tokenized before it leaves
Every one of HIPAA's 18 identifiers, not just obvious ones like names, is replaced with a token before the text is sent anywhere for processing.
Restored only in your response
The real details come back in what you see. The model that did the work never saw them in the first place.
Applies automatically, every message
This isn't a setting to turn on. It runs on everything that goes through the platform, without you doing anything differently.
A different claim than a signed BAA
A Business Associate Agreement is a legal commitment about how data is handled. This is a technical description of what the data actually goes through. Both matter, and they're not the same thing.
Why it matters
“HIPAA compliant” is table stakes. This is the part worth explaining.
Every competitor in this category says they're HIPAA compliant, and most of them mean the same two things: a signed BAA and encrypted storage. PHI Guard is a specific, checkable claim about what a client's actual data goes through before it reaches a model. It's the kind of detail a compliance officer auditing this platform would actually ask about, so it's worth explaining rather than folding into a generic badge.
What makes it yours
What makes the answers useful, and what keeps the data protected. The least visible group, and the one everything else depends on.
Client context
Type @ and bring a client's history into the conversation.
Explore →Where it runs
Browser, Mac, Windows, and phone, on one account.
Explore →The claim worth checking, not just taking on faith.
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