
Trust and safety
Your data stays yours
Privacy is the product. Here is what we promise, in plain language.
Our privacy promise
We never sell your data
We do not sell or rent personal health data, and we do not target ads using it. There is no pharmaceutical advertising in the app.You decide who sees what
Each Care Circle member sees only what the owner allows. The Emergency Card is off by default, links expire, and every view is logged.Yours to take with you
Export everything as a file at any time, and delete your account whenever you want.
AI guardrails
- AI extracts and organizes. A person confirms before anything is saved.
- General education is visibly separated from the person's own prescription instructions.
- No diagnosis, dose change, substitution or stop recommendation. Those questions go to a pharmacist or prescriber.
- Red-flag words such as chest pain, overdose or suicidal thoughts bring up emergency guidance with the emergency and crisis numbers for your country.
- Every AI result shows the document or words it came from, so you can check it.
- A pharmacist advisory board reviews content and safety flags every quarter.
SwyftMeds organizes and tracks health information. It does not give alerts or recommendations to change a prescribed treatment. Features that could cross that line, such as interaction warnings, wait for a formal medical-device classification review with health regulators.
Security practices
- Encryption in transit and at rest
- Role-based access for every Care Circle member
- An audit log of changes
- Expiring, revocable links for anything shared
- Independent penetration testing and accessibility audits
Our privacy approach is being reviewed by a health-privacy lawyer against the privacy laws of each country where SwyftMeds is offered.
Export My Health Data
Download a person's medication list as a spreadsheet file, or their full record (medications, allergies, doses, timeline, appointments and reviews) as a data file, from day one and on every plan.
Pharmacist advisory board
We are building a pharmacist advisory board to review medication education, guides and safety flags every quarter. Each guide in Resources shows the name of the pharmacist who reviewed it and the date.