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Privacy in plain language

You should know what happens before Solara answers.

AutismOS handles deeply personal care data. This page is the clearest version of how we process it today during early access: what reaches the AI, what does not, where our limits are, and what control stays with you.

Last updated April 3, 2026admin@autismosapp.com

Care-profile context is reduced before AI processing

Before Solara sends care-profile context to Anthropic, AutismOS keeps only the first name, converts date of birth into age, removes city and country, and strips provider and prescriber details.

Your typed message is sent as written

If you type a name, school, phone number, or other identifying detail into the message itself, that exact text reaches the AI. We do not rewrite your words before processing.

Your conversations are not used to train AI models

We do not sell your care data or use your care profile or conversations for advertising. If you opt in, we may use limited public-site tracking to measure signups and waitlist requests.

Some processing happens in the United States

Anthropic, Deepgram, Voyage AI, and other infrastructure providers may process data outside Canada. We think you should know that up front.

How Solara works

What happens when you send a message

The goal is to make the data flow visible, not magical.

1

You send a message

Your message is stored in your account and passed into the Solara conversation pipeline.

2

Relevant context is assembled

AutismOS gathers recent messages, related care-profile context, and research context when your question calls for it.

3

Care-profile context is sanitized

Before care-profile context crosses to Anthropic, AutismOS keeps only the first name, converts date of birth to age, removes city and country, and strips provider and prescriber details.

4

Solara responds

Anthropic returns the response. If Solara wants to change your care data, it asks you to confirm first.

Transparency

What Solara sees

This is the boundary that matters most.

What you typed

"Aiden had a meltdown after OT today and I am worried the new medication is making pickup harder."

Important limitation

The words in the message itself are not rewritten before AI processing. If you type a child's name, school, doctor, phone number, or address into the message, that detail reaches the AI.

What Solara receives

  • Your message: sent as written
  • Recent conversation: recent chat turns needed for continuity
  • Profile name: only the first name from care-profile context is sent
  • Date of birth: converted to age
  • Location: state or province may be retained, while city and country are removed from care-profile context
  • Interventions and medications: provider names, provider contacts, and medication prescriber details are stripped before AI processing
  • Research context: relevant paper excerpts may be included when you ask a research question

Straight answers

Our commitments and our limits

Trust comes from saying the true thing, including where the boundary is.

What we do

  • Reduce identifying details in care-profile context before Solara sends that context to Anthropic.
  • Ask for confirmation before Solara writes or changes care data.
  • Store your care records inside your AutismOS account so you can review what was logged.
  • Use encryption in transit and database-level row isolation to keep accounts separated.

What we never do

  • Sell your data.
  • Use your care data for advertising.
  • Use your AutismOS conversations to train Anthropic models.
  • Expose one family or user account to another through the database.

What we cannot do

  • Remove identifying details that you choose to type directly into a message before the AI sees it.
  • Guarantee that AI will never misunderstand a medication, event, or timeline.
  • Keep every vendor in Canada today, because some core providers process data in the United States.
  • Replace your judgment, your care team, or medical advice.

Providers

Who helps us run AutismOS

We use outside providers for infrastructure. We think naming them clearly matters.

ProviderWhy we use itWhat it receives
SupabaseDatabase, authentication, and storageAccount data, care records, and conversation history stored for your account
AnthropicSolara AI responsesYour message as written, recent conversation history, and sanitized care-profile context
DeepgramVoice-to-text when you use voice inputAudio streamed from your browser for transcription; AutismOS does not keep voice recordings
Voyage AIResearch retrievalYour research query text so we can search the curated paper library
VercelApp hosting and deliveryStandard web request data such as IP address and headers
PostHogOptional public-site analyticsLimited signup and waitlist measurement if you allow analytics cookies; no care-profile data or conversation content
MetaOptional public-site conversion measurementLanding page views and completed waitlist or signup conversions if you allow marketing cookies; no care-profile data or conversation content
Google AdsOptional public-site conversion measurementCompleted waitlist or signup conversions if you allow marketing cookies; no care-profile data or conversation content

We also use supporting services for account email, bot protection, and optional public-site measurement. Those optional providers only run if you allow the matching cookie category, and they do not receive care-profile data or conversation content. Some providers process data in the United States or other jurisdictions outside Canada.

Your control

What stays in your hands

Privacy is not only about safeguards. It is also about agency.

You choose optional tracking

On public marketing pages, you can allow or decline optional analytics and marketing cookies. Saying no keeps only necessary cookies active, and you can reopen cookie settings from the footer anytime.

You approve writes

If Solara wants to log a dose, add a routine item, or update care data, it asks before making the change.

You can correct the record

Because AI can be wrong, you should review important entries, especially medications, timings, and event details.

You can ask for deletion

You can close your account in settings. Access ends immediately, data is retained for 90 days, and then it is permanently deleted.

You can ask questions

If something about our data handling feels unclear, we want you to ask. Privacy should be understandable before it is persuasive.

One more thing

Solara is for information and organization, not medical advice.

We want the app to reduce cognitive load, surface stronger research, and help you keep a clearer record. Decisions about treatment, medication, and safety still belong with you and your care team.

Questions about privacy or data deletion: admin@autismosapp.com