HIPAA-ready by design

Describe the app.
We handle the HIPAA part.

Hipaable turns a conversation into a production healthcare app — encryption, audit trails, tenant isolation, and BAAs built into every line it generates.

No credit card required · Your code stays yours

You

I need a patient intake app for our dermatology clinic — forms, e-signatures, and a nurse dashboard.

Here's the plan: 4 screens, row-level tenant isolation, and a Nurse role (per-route scoping shown in the Plan tab).

Row-level tenant isolation (dedicated database on Enterprise)Audit trail on PHI-touching recordsStaging environment ready to review

From idea to production in three steps

STEP 1

Describe it in chat

Tell Hipaable what your clinic, practice, or health startup needs — intake forms, patient portals, referral tracking — in plain language.

STEP 2

Review the plan

Hipaable turns the conversation into a concrete plan you can read and edit: screens, data model, roles, and the compliance controls each one needs.

STEP 3

Ship to production

One click deploys your frontend and database to staging, then production, plus a full NestJS API generated as real, exportable code — with git-backed rollback if you ever need to step back.

Compliance isn't a feature. It's the foundation.

Everything Hipaable generates ships with the safeguards a healthcare app needs on day one.

Encrypted infrastructure, BAA-covered

Encryption at rest and in transit is built into every app's infrastructure by default. Per-route access control and session management inside your generated app are on our roadmap, not yet automatic — the Plan tab shows exactly what's enforced on your project today.

Data isolation that holds

Every project is isolated by Postgres row-level security, so one customer's data is never queryable from another's context — with a fully dedicated database available on Enterprise plans.

Audit trails on PHI-touching data

Entities you flag as holding PHI get typed audit middleware wired in automatically — every mutating action against them is logged, and the emitter rejects PHI-shaped payloads so your logs stay clean and reviewable.

Inside the BAA boundary

All model calls stay inside the AWS BAA boundary. Your prompts and your patients' data never leave covered infrastructure.

Roles your team understands

Admin, Biller, Builder, Publisher — plus custom roles assembled from a permission catalog, with the dangerous footguns refused for you.

Real code, real environments

Next.js + NestJS + Postgres, staging and production environments, and git-backed rollback. Export the code — it's yours.

Frequently asked questions

What does Hipaable actually do?

Hipaable is an AI app builder built for HIPAA-compliant workflows. You chat with it to plan and generate healthcare apps — a Next.js frontend and Postgres database deployed to staging and production environments, plus a full NestJS API generated as real, exportable code in your git repo — with privacy and security designed in from the first line of code.

Is an app built with Hipaable automatically HIPAA compliant?

Hipaable gives you strong technical foundations today — encrypted, BAA-covered infrastructure, tenant isolation by Postgres row-level security (a dedicated database is available on Enterprise plans), and audit logging on PHI-touching data — with per-route access control inside your generated app still on our roadmap (the Plan tab shows exactly what's enforced on your project right now). HIPAA compliance also involves administrative safeguards on your side (policies, training, risk assessments); we document what's built today so you know where you actually stand.

Do you sign a BAA?

Yes. We operate on infrastructure covered by Business Associate Agreements, all model calls stay inside the AWS BAA boundary, and we execute a BAA with your organization as part of onboarding on paid plans.

Who owns the code Hipaable generates?

You do. Every app is real, readable code in a git repository you can export at any time. There's no proprietary runtime you're locked into.

Do I need engineers to use it?

No — you describe what you need in chat and review plans in plain language. If you do have engineers, they'll feel at home: the output is a conventional Next.js + NestJS + Postgres stack they can extend directly.

What happens to patient data during building?

Building and testing happen against synthetic data — never real PHI. Published apps today serve the generated static frontend preview, not live patient traffic: your real tenant backend and its audit middleware are provisioned against encrypted, RLS-isolated infrastructure (or a dedicated database on Enterprise plans), but live serving of that backend — and per-route access control inside it — is still on our roadmap. Check the Plan tab for what's enforced on your project today.

Your next healthcare app is one conversation away.

Start free, describe what you need, and watch the compliant version of it take shape.