01
Ownership stays visible.
Trackspan is built around exportable, deletable health data, explicit connected-source consent, and practitioner access you can revoke.
Privacy first. Your health data stays yours.
Bring lab reports, wearable signals, manual entries, and practitioner context into one workspace that keeps every data point tied to its source and under your control.
02
Source matters.
A sleep score imported from Oura, a lab value extracted for review, and a manual note should never look interchangeable.
03
AI has boundaries.
AI assistance can summarize and organize information, but the product is decision support, not diagnosis or medical authority.
How it works
A decision loop built around source, consent, and review.
Trackspan helps organize health inputs into a source-aware record, then turns that record into better questions for qualified clinicians.
01 Collect
Bring approved sources into one workspace.
02 Review
Check provenance before any summary shapes thinking.
03 Compare
See what changed across time, sources, and context.
04 Prepare
Turn the record into better questions for care.
Source-aware record Decision support
Organize, question, and share. Not diagnosis.
No sale of health data.
No health-data advertising use.
No AI-model training on health data without explicit opt-in.
Questions people ask
Privacy, provenance, and decision support.
Trackspan is designed to make health data more useful without making it less yours.
Who owns the health data in Trackspan?
You do. Trackspan is built around user-owned health data, including export, deletion, connected-source consent, and practitioner access you can revoke.
Does Trackspan sell health data or use it for advertising?
No. Trackspan does not sell health data, does not use health data for advertising, and does not train AI models on user health data without explicit opt-in.
What does provenance-aware health data mean?
It means Trackspan keeps data tied to where it came from, such as Apple Health, Oura, lab uploads, OCR review, practitioner context, or manual entry.
Is Trackspan medical advice?
No. Trackspan is decision support. It helps organize information, preserve source context, and prepare better questions for qualified clinicians, but it does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace medical care.
How does practitioner sharing work?
Practitioner sharing is authorized by the user. Access is scoped and revocable, so practitioners do not receive health context unless the user grants permission.