How we handle your data

This is a plain-language statement of what we actually do with the information you give us. It was written by the people building the service, not by lawyers, and it describes the system as it works today.

A formal privacy policy and terms of service will replace this statement before registration opens to everyone. Until then, this page is the commitment, and we would rather say plainly what we do than publish boilerplate that says less.

What we collect

How we use it

Your documents are used to provide the service you came for, and for nothing else: reading your records back in plain language, drawing out the trends and inconsistencies across them, answering your questions about your own records, and preparing the questions you might ask your practitioner.

If you joined the early access list, we use that address for launch and early access updates only — a handful of messages at most, telling you when registration opens and what has changed in the meantime. Never marketing for anything else, never sold or shared, and you can unsubscribe at any time. Ask us and we will take you off the list.

What we never do

Where it lives

Your records are stored and processed in our own private data centre, on hardware we own, rather than on a big-cloud provider's storage. That data centre is in Australia, and we operate under Australian privacy law. Every file you upload is encrypted before it is stored, under a key that belongs to your account alone.

What you control

Email we send you

Emails such as address verification are delivered through a commercial email service, so those messages and the address they are sent to pass through that provider the same way any email does. We send them from that provider's Australian region, in Sydney, so the delivery stays in Australia too. The content of your records is never included in them: what we send is a link or a notification, never your health information. Once a message has been sent, the copy of it queued on our side is blanked.

Asking us about any of this

Write to hello@mymedicalrecord.axoquant.com with any question about your data, including a request to see it, export it, or delete it. The commitments this service is built on are set out in what we stand for.

Last updated 18 August 2026.