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Evora

Data promise

Your record. Your control. Written plainly, on purpose.

Six commitments. No legal hedging, no defined terms you have to look up. If any of these ever change, we will say so directly rather than update a policy page quietly.

Version
0.4
Effective
August 2026
Review state
Owner-authored, reviewed August 2026
  1. 01

    We never sell your health data.

    Your health data is not sold, brokered, licensed, or used to build advertising profiles. There are no third-party advertising trackers on your record. This is not a policy we intend to revisit, it is the reason the product exists.

  2. 02

    Free for individuals means free.

    No card, no trial, no tier that gates your own history. Organizations, providers and labs pay for the tools they use. A health record you can lose by missing a payment is not a health record.

  3. 03

    Access is granted by you, and it expires.

    Nobody sees your record by default. When you share it, with a doctor, a clinic, a school, an employer, you choose which part, for what stated purpose, and for how long. You can revoke it at any moment, and grants end on their own.

  4. 04

    Every view is visible to you.

    Each time someone opens part of your record, it is written to a log you can read: who, when, and which part. Surveillance without a receipt is how trust in health software was lost in the first place.

  5. 05

    You can take everything with you.

    Export your full record at any time in a portable format, including lab values, vitals, documents and the readings written about them. No request form, no delay, no paywall.

  6. 06

    Readings explain; they never diagnose.

    Interpretations are written in plain language and cite their sources. They are educational, not medical advice, and they never replace a clinician. Where a suggestion involves a paid service, we name the provider and state whether we are compensated.

What we hold, and for how long

The same table we work from internally. If a row here does not match what the product does, the product is wrong, not the table.

What EVORA holds, why it is held, how long it is kept, and who can ever see it
Documents you uploadThe original is the evidence behind every value read from itUntil you delete it or delete the accountYou, and anyone you grant a documents scope to
Lab values, vitals and readingsComparison over years is the whole point of a permanent recordUntil you delete them or delete the accountYou, and anyone you grant the matching scope to
Medications, conditions, allergies, immunizationsSo a clinician or an emergency does not start from zeroStopping or resolving keeps the history; deleting removes itYou, and anyone you grant the matching scope to
Access historySo you can see who opened which part of your record, and whenKept while the record exists; removed when you delete itYou only
Account email and sign-in credentialsTo let you back into your own recordUntil you delete the accountYou, and staff only where you ask for support
Grants you have madeSo access can expire on its own and be reviewed by youKept while the record exists, including ended grantsYou, and the person the grant was made to

What we do, and what we never do

Written as a pair so that neither half can be read on its own.

What EVORA does and does not do with health data
Selling and brokeringCharge organizations, providers and labs for the tooling they useSell, licence, broker or rent health data, to anyone, at any price
AdvertisingKeep the record free of third-party advertising trackersBuild advertising profiles or segment you by condition
Employers, schools and insurersLet them state what they need and let you decide what to answer withGive them access because of a roster, a payroll or a plan
Model trainingUse your record to write readings for you, in your recordTrain shared models on your health data without your explicit, separate consent
Staff accessLet staff read a document only where reading it is the task, and log itBrowse records for curiosity, growth metrics or demonstrations
LeavingGive you a full export first, then delete the record and its filesHold your history hostage behind a request form, a delay or a charge

Read it, then start the record.