HIPAA-compliant AI app builder
A HIPAA-compliant AI app builder. No code required.
Describe the app you need in plain words. Panaceum plans it, writes it and shows you a live preview filled with synthetic patients. Apps that handle patient information are generated on building blocks that enforce access control, audit logging and encryption whatever the AI writes, and publish on HIPAA-compliant AWS hosting under a BAA.
Early access. Panaceum is invite-only while we open up. You can build and preview HIPAA apps with synthetic data now; publishing with real patient data on HIPAA hosting under the BAA opens when plans launch, with no rebuild. Join the waitlist to request access.
Compliance lives in the platform, not in the prompt
General AI app builders generate code and leave HIPAA to you. Here the parts HIPAA cares about are enforced by the platform the app runs on.
Generated code is untrusted
Health data is reachable only through the platform's data API, which checks the user's role, encrypts and writes the audit log. A security property never depends on the AI getting it right.
A scope gate before any code
Every HIPAA app starts from a plan card. Requests the platform can't build safely are declined with the reason, instead of being half-built.
Checked on every change
Type checks, builds, rendering and accessibility checks run on every page. Changes to who can see what are shown as a security diff before release.
Same app from preview to production
The version you preview is the version you publish. Buying a plan promotes it to HIPAA hosting without regenerating anything.
Four steps from idea to live app
Describe it
Say who uses the app and what they need to do, in plain words, and answer one question: will it handle patient health information? Yes makes it a HIPAA app.
Review the plan
A plan card lists the roles, pages and data before any code is written. Ideas that can't be built safely are refused up front, with the reason.
Watch it build
A live preview appears within minutes and updates as the app is built. Nothing counts as done until it passes type, build, render and accessibility checks.
Publish under a BAA
Accept the click-through BAA, pick a plan and publish the same version to HIPAA-compliant hosting. No rebuild, no migration.
HIPAA apps and Standard apps
The first question sets the app's track, so a hobby project never pays for HIPAA infrastructure and a patient app never skips it.
HIPAA apps
For anything that stores or shows patient information. Built on reviewed health building blocks, covered by the BAA, published on HIPAA-compliant hosting.
Standard apps
For everything else: websites, internal tools, SaaS, games and AI apps. Full React code, any npm package, a real backend and one-click connections. No PHI allowed.
Safeguards every HIPAA app gets
Access rules per role
Every page, record and field is scoped to the roles in your plan: patients see their own records, staff see their panel. Changes show up as a security diff before release.
Audit logging from day one
Every read and write of health data is logged with who, what and when. Audit logs are stored where they can't be edited or deleted.
Encryption everywhere
TLS in transit and encryption at rest for databases, files and backups, with optional field-level encryption for identifiers such as SSNs and member IDs.
Sign-in with MFA
Each app gets its own sign-in. Staff roles require multi-factor authentication, and sessions end after 15 minutes idle for staff (30 for patients) and 12 hours at most.
Synthetic data in every preview
Previews are filled with realistic synthetic patients. Real PHI is never allowed in the builder or a preview, so nothing leaks while you iterate.
Owner-approved releases
Production only takes a build that passed staging, approved by the app owner with MFA. Nothing an AI wrote reaches real patients unreviewed.
HIPAA app builder questions
Yes. Panaceum builds apps from a plain-language description and, for apps that handle patient information, generates them on platform building blocks that enforce role-based access, audit logging, encryption and sessions, then publishes them on HIPAA-compliant AWS hosting under a BAA.
No. You describe the app and change it by chatting. The full code is there if you or a developer want to read it, and every change is shown as a security diff before release.
Generated code is treated as untrusted. PHI is reachable only through the platform's data API, which checks the signed-in user's role, encrypts, and writes the audit log whatever the page code does. A security property doesn't depend on the AI getting it right.
Yes. Answer no to the first question and you get a Standard app: full React code, any npm package, a real backend and one-click connections. Standard apps must not hold patient information.
What would you build first?
Panaceum is in early access. Join the waitlist and we’ll send you an access key.